We are a welcoming city, a generous city.
A good sized portion of it is, however, people who don't belong to unions are overwhelmingly fearful of too much union influence and overly generous city contracts.
In 1823 the liberator Simón Bolívar proclaimed it the Muy Generosa Ciudad de Huaraz ("Very Generous City of Huaraz") in recognition of the aid given his troops during the struggle for independence from Spain.
We knew that if we had not taken a flight of 12 hours from there to another country, to a generous city like New York, we would never have met.
A generous City Harvest supporter for more than a decade, he was deeply dedicated to our mission and passionate about helping us deliver food to those most in need.
During a San Francisco campaign swing a month ago, Sanders voiced surprise at the prevalence of homeless people in this graceful, generous city, which spends around $200m a year on homeless services, according to the municipal budget analyst.
Built with generous city and state subsidies, Met Life's project pioneered the practice of urban renewal, serving as the inspiration for similar slum clearance projects like Penn South, Lincoln Towers and Washington Square Village.
"We're going to be hiring," he told the all-black crowd, listing benefits of what is known across New York as "the job": a starting salary of $40,000, the chance to earn $100,000 after five years, four weeks of paid vacation, lifetime medical care, a generous city pension.
You can find this sense of playfulness and order in generous city parks worldwide.
