Sentence examples for generous in order from inspiring English sources

The new system was designed to be generous, in order to encourage farmers to come forward with diseased animals quickly and speed up the cull.The main effect of the standard value was to set a floor.

Many are urging Congress to make the credit more generous in order to prevent the United States from falling farther behind nations that offer heftier tax incentives for research.

Our pooling model is deliberately vague (i.e., general) in order to provide a generous test of substitution.

In the past quarter, regional governments in Catalonia and Valencia have issued debt to local investors on generous terms in order to help meet their financing needs.

Among the states that do have compensation statutes, Gutman ranks Mississippi as the most generous, though in order to receive payment, exonerees there must also forgo their right to sue the state for civil damages.

It suggests there are plans afoot to slash just under £30 a week from the employment support allowance, on the basis that people on jobseeker's allowance, worth £70 a week, are migrating to the more generous ESA in order to get more money.

Diplomatically, with the war drawing to a close, he remained determined to prevent the creation of a strong unified German state, even offering Napoleon generous terms in order to retain it as a counterweight.

In contrast to states that have experimented with sustainable development, others in the Middle East region, notably the Gulf States such as Saudi Arabia and Bahrain, had to "buy" their populations off with generous handouts in order to pacify them in an effort to quell the region's revolutionary trend from knocking down their doors.

It has sped up production in response to the reluctance of its customers to be more generous in their ordering.

The Wildlife Trust (SWW) provided generous in-kind support.

Schools are offering teachers generous benefit packages in order to entice them into work to help tackle Britain's growing teacher shortage crisis, according to a recruitment agency.