Sentence examples for generous awards from inspiring English sources
There are no juries in civil actions in Europe, for example, making absurdly generous awards less likely.
Now, the corporations that gave those generous awards are beginning to benefit, too, in the form of tax savings.
Gibraltar's generous awards for women have again attracted a star entry led by the reigning world champion, Mariya Muzychuk, and Russia's Alexandra Kosteniuk.
These look generous awards now for a project about anti-Semitism that seems stilted in its sense of its own courage or novelty.
But while a buoyant stock market and generous awards of stock options have helped push their average pay into eight figures for the first time, chief executives may not be able to look forward to such largess, Ms. Meyer said.
"Some, I can't say most, will get generous awards," said Larry S. Stewart, a Miami lawyer who is the president of Trial Lawyers Care, a consortium of more than 1,200 lawyers offering free representation to the more than 3,000 eligible families, including some of the gay partners.
ERIC EFFRON 1973 I'm representing Marlon Brando, who very regretfully cannot accept this very generous award [because of] the treatment of American Indians today by the film industry.
It is intended to stem the traditionally generous awarding of producers' credits to a wide array of people — those who simply contributed financing, executive backing or other support for a film.
A panel of investigating magistrates is looking into whether she was complicit in the embezzlement of public money in what critics say was an overly generous award to a presidential friend.
He is an alcoholic, a mafiosi, he sold out everything," says Ms Ilyina, 72, whose monthly pension of 4,600 roubles (£86) is among the more generous awarded to Russian retirees.
Kris Boyd scored the first of the goals from a free-kick that seemed a generous award, while a dreadful error from defender Darren Barr allowed substitute Steven Naismith to double the lead in the closing minutes.
