How generous is your own employer with their goodwill and sick pay policy?
Day by day they spent much time together in the temple, they broke bread at home and ate their food with glad and generous hearts, praising God and having the goodwill of all the people.
When Chavez was alive and oil prices were high, his charisma, popularity, and generous checkbook went far in buying the goodwill and tolerance of other governments toward Venezuela's "revolution".
Even with all the goodwill in the world, it would be a generous viewer who called the resurrected Dwarf a true return to form; the show hasn't hit light-speed since the sixth series.
A generous interpretation of both measures might recapture some of the goodwill that has been forfeited at Camp David.And Palestinian statehood, a threat only if Israel perceives it as such, would not change the reality on the ground, if carried out on agreed terms.
When John Harvard, a minister from Charlestown, died in 1638, his generous gift of land and library books earned him enough goodwill at the young university that it took on his name.
"Vast areas of the Highlands are dependent on the goodwill of very rich people who, in the main, are remarkably generous because they have a strong relationship with the people who work for them," says Mr Cotton.Mr Cotton is a spokesman for the 450-500 ghillies, water bailiffs and hatchery workers employed full-time on estates, plus 650 or so seasonal workers employed on Highland rivers.
"We are very happy to receive our Goodwill Ambassador Tetsuko Kuroyanagi from one of our largest donor countries whose generous contribution helped to build the Totto Chan Centre and other much needed programmes," said UNICEF's Officer-in-Charge Pelucy Ntambirweki.
If I were them, I would have practically given this away, not only as a "thank you" to the gamers of the world for supporting Nintendo and Mario for the last 25 years, but as a way of creating goodwill in a community where Nintendo is often criticized for being less than generous.
