I think that a child does not feel the sublime because a child need not, perhaps cannot, confront the limitations of his or her language – language, for a child, is already miraculous, supple, generous in its association, tragic, hilarious, disproportionate and huge.
When focusing on policies related to renewable energy generation, the results confirm the positive association of generous feed-in tariffs (FITs) with venture capital investment.
Past president and tireless member of the alumni association, a generous donor and dear friend, he will be missed.
"People were very generous," said John Higgins, the association board member who was the chairman of the fund-raising campaign.
Under Fifa's financial assistance programme, introduced in 2001, each of the ruling body's 209 member associations receive generous grants with more than $1bn£660m0m) paid out during Blatter's tenure.
"When I talk to American economists ― many of them are my friends and colleagues ― and tell them about our strong unions, our employer associations, our generous welfare state … they think I'm describing a recipe for a macroeconomic catastrophe," Moene said.
It's possible that the federal government could allow some people to get cheaper, less generous coverage through these associations ― but only by taking healthy, working-age people out of the rest of the insurance market, destabilizing it and leading to higher costs for others.
An overly generous definition will attenuate any true association between familial disease and prognosis.
For students — and for historians — the result is a generous offering that comes from a nonprofit association and makes the archive globally available.
He was a popular and generous man who enjoyed many friendships and business associations.
But Dr. Donald A. Young, president of the association, said the new bill offered more generous benefits.
