Sentence examples for be made more generous from inspiring English sources

Premium bonds will be made more generous.

ISAs to be made more generous.

There is a surprisingly wide consensus that state pensions have to be made more generous.

This approach is very well targeted — the subsidy goes only to poor families — and could easily be made more generous.

The film tax relief scheme will be made more generous, with the possibility of extending this to regional theatre.

Those on incomes below £10,000 will be better off with the state pay-as-you-go secondary pension, which will be made more generous for very low earners next year.When the original template for stakeholder pensions was set out in a green paper at the end of 1998, the challenge of attracting the target group appeared difficult but not impossible.

Licensing rules have been eased, tenders for exploration rights made more transparent and revenue sharing has been made more generous.

If the safety net is made more generous then workers need to save less, in total, to maintain a minimum standard of living in old age.

Financial support for exporters, often in the form of insurance for bank loans, has been made more generous: support almost doubled last year.But there is a long way to go before another industry performs as well as cardboard.

Yet the golden period of Welfare really came in the 60s and 70s as, thanks to the work of Barbara Castle, Jeff Rooker, Audrey Wise and others, pensions and allowances were made more generous and tied to typical earnings.

If her case is closed, in practice she is also likely to lose Medicaid and food stamps until she can reapply, even though both are still available to families who have exhausted welfare benefits, and have even been made more generous in the aftermath of the trade center disaster.