Hong Kong citizenship comes with automatic access to a range of generous and first-rate social services, ranging from health care to education, although that provision is now under debate.
The second main reason for Qatar's political stability is that the country's nationals enjoy a range of generous state handouts, which have swelled under the rule of the current emir, Emir Hamad bin Khalifah Al Thani, who overthrew his father in 1995.
To help us continue to attract the best and brightest graduates into the profession we have announced a new range of generous bursaries and scholarships for 2016-17 – worth up to £30,000 tax-free – in the core academic subjects that help children reach their potential.
Greater interactions with a range of people, regular working hours, generous compensation, and job stability are among the advantages academics find in the patenting world.
The draw at Sammy's, for many, might be the late-night music, the range of generous offerings -- dishes here will suit all ages -- and the view, particularly in this warm season.
In both of these instances, I'm proud to report that ChildFund International was on the ground providing a range of assistance made possible by our generous donors and sponsors.
The Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism mourns the passing of Arthur Kobacker, a generous benefactor to a range of civil rights, peace, education and health care issues.
Scotland has benefited hugely from a number of American ladies, married to Scots, who have not only been generous philanthropists to a range of worthwhile causes but who have brought forthright intelligence and opinions to the life of Scotland.
He is a generous donor to a range of causes related to his hometown, national politics and the Arab-Israeli conflict, and a passionate advocate for peace.
With its incredibly generous praises sang from a range of experts, it's no wonder we expect amazing results quickly and easily.
The reviewers were generous in their assessment, accepting a range of reports as a "yes" to the presence of an item, which could have underestimated the degree of the problem.
