Donaldson traditionally has been one of the most generous firms on Wall Street.
If terms are too generous, firms stop hiring all women of childbearing age, which leads to a massive silent bias towards men.
"Operator device procurement tends to be a formalized process several times a year and is all about hardcore economics — attractiveness, availability, cost — rather than being generous to firms on the basis of their lobbying strategy," Mr. Page said.
She showed that the situation was not so clear-cut, that Prime Minister Ehud Barak did not make firm generous offers that Mr. Arafat rejected.
Marina Poplavskaya, who delivers "D'amor sull'ali rosee" with her back to the audience, sings with firm, generous tone, but Leonora's more nuanced passages, especially above the staff, are a strain.
My friend Del's bison burger was a succulent symphony of robust meat and subtle umami mushrooms and onions wrapped in a crusty flax bun; my Alaskan halibut soft tacos offered a generous portion of firm snowy-white fish uplifted by the creaminess of avocado and tickled by the piquancy of pickled onions, with an undertone of heat that gave me the kick I had been looking for.
And regional governments are offering generous incentives for firms to open new factories in Japan.Ricoh, an office-equipment company, makes low-tech parts in China but keeps advanced technology in Japan.
While regular pay growth has remained modest for most UK workers, generous bonuses at firms outside the financial sector have pushed bonuses above their previous pre-financial crisis peak.
American law is not so generous, but online firms there still face hefty costs from customer returns.In this section Going public, and private Digging for victory Game of drones Return to Santa Even now, nobody knows anything Correction: Cable television ReprintsLike physical stores, online clothes sellers suspect they have a hard core of habitual returners.
A free trade zone grants Howard-based firms generous VAT to income tax breaks.
