Writing in the Guardian to mark the launch, Lord Dubs said he was concerned that politics based on the values of kindness and fellow feeling was being edged out by less generous forces, exemplified by the rise of the far right in places such as Hungary and Italy.
Flying south, the 488 felt like a heat-seeking missile, intuitive, effortless and extremely fast, generating generous G-forces as it hooked in and out of the coastline's swirling esses.
Whereas Perec resolutely pushes the reader away from grasping that absence, Beauman is more generous – history forces its way back in.
A generous and innovative force in the field of education through the Ball Foundation, and a fine gentleman.
Looking at the Whitehall portrait of Henry VIII, you realise Holbein is praising the king as a monster, a figure of generous, excessive, superabundant force of life.
Across the country, elected officials in privileged communities are caught between a fervor to hold down taxes and a fervor to maintain good schools, well-paved streets, an ample police force, generous library hours and other premium public services that set a community like Bronxville apart.
In the meantime, demands for repayments from the auditor have stirred murmurings of a possible revolt from other lawmakers, who said on Monday that they were considering rejecting the demands on the grounds that the auditor had ignored the ground rules for his inquiry by applying his own standards of what was reasonable instead of the generous rules in force at the time the claims were entered.
Being presented with such a generous offer has forced me to reconsider how likely it is that I would go to that specific university.
When he was killed by a bomb in 2004, his son Ramzan Kadyrov took over, and runs the republic to this day, using a mixture of generous handouts and brute force to quell violence in the region.
Democrats want to keep pushing in the direction of universal coverage ― whether by making the Affordable Care Act more generous, using government to force down prices, or creating public insurance programs that could supplement or even displace private insurance altogether.
Thus, police officers were offered a 60% pay rise and generous pensions, and were forced into destitution if they continued to protest.
