We might also expect female free-riders to be especially generous with approval.
If enough people are carelessly generous with their approval votes, for example, there could be some nasty surprises.
Because these often afflict only a few people who have no other options, governments and insurers typically allow fast-track approvals and generous reimbursements.
Primary human mammary epithelial cells (pHMEC), obtained from reduction mammoplasty under Institutional Review Board approval, were a generous gift from Eric R. Hugo at The University of Cincinnati; cell lines and anonymous tissue microarray specimens purchased from the National Cancer Institute were considered to be exempt.
In his quest to bring 10,000 new residents to Oakland's abandoned downtown, he cut generous deals with developers, streamlined the approval process and pushed aside city officials who stood in the way.
PAGE A16 NO RUSH, PLEASE President Bush is pressing India's prime minister to win approval of far-too-generous nuclear deal.
And the Federal Reserve under Alan Greenspan nodded its approval with long periods of generous monetary policy.
Now, he has a more generous view – and so, with McCartney's "tacit approval" (assistance with sources and information, but no direct involvement) he has written the Lennon book's companion piece.
However, the concessions he believes the government should make in order to win his party's approval, including dropping plans for a more generous pension system, are likely only to deepen the rift within the ruling party.
The largest emergency spending bill in the nation's history, pilloried for two months by opponents as too generous to Iraq, is quietly moving toward final Congressional approval on Monday as an almost complete victory for President Bush.
However, the government has denied it delivered a generous budget in a bid to win the public's approval.
