Thanks to generous electoral boundaries, the average Scottish constituency has 9,000 fewer voters than the average English one.
I want to be a more generous person, extend my boundaries of caring, and give more of myself and my time to make a significant difference in the lives of others.
The ECJ has been relatively generous in drawing the boundaries of the internal market treaty basis, including cases concerning the use of this basis for measures with perhaps more than an incidental health protection aim.
Boundaries of MSAs generally follow county boundaries.
They argue that settlement boundaries are too generous.
A most gracious, generous, philanthropic human being, his wit and intelligence knew no boundaries.
"He was amazingly generous about allowing me to test him, allowing me fairly wide boundaries and encouraging my exploration -- even if it became contentious -- rather than forcing me to accept a predigested solution".
There are times when the only way another can learn and grow is for you to either have to withdrawal your love, or to set boundaries around it, in an effort to protect your generous nature.
Yet even with those generous terms, some major American companies — including Cendant, Wells Fargo and General Electric — have routinely pushed the boundaries while claiming lucrative tax savings, according to evidence recently presented at a federal trial in New York.
"The state is everything in Sweden," said Jakobssen, adding that the Scandinavian country offered generous social welfare benefits but also expected Swedes to behave within rigid social boundaries, too.
