"generous initiative" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when describing a kind or thoughtful decision or course of action that someone has taken. For example: "The company's generous initiative of offering free meals to all employees during the pandemic was well-received and appreciated."
Thanks to her generous initiative, which was typical of the hospitality I found in Korea, I was soon set for two nights at Choksan Hot Springs Resort, near the Sokch'o entrance to the park, and two nights at the Green Yard Hotel, near the Osaek Hot Springs park entrance.
We are especially pleased that this generous initiative has come in the year that we celebrate the 18th anniversary of the Convention on the Rights of the Child and extend our heartfelt thanks to Gavin for his support of UNICEF's work".
"We are especially pleased that this generous initiative has come in the year that we celebrate the 18th anniversary of the Convention on the Rights of the Child and extend our heartfelt thanks to Gavin for his support of UNICEF's work," Mr. Kamau added.
The centre, built as part of UNICEF's No Lost Generation initiative and supported by a generous donation from the German Development Bank, provides opportunities for displaced and refugee children to mix with local young people.
This was fine when oil was selling for over $100 a barrel, but today – with prices hovering around $50 a barrel – the government has been forced to limit many previously generous social initiatives, meaning that Maduro has not been able to maintain the popularity that Chavez enjoyed.
The Pioneer Generation Benefits, introduced in 2015, is the PAP government's most generous elderly care initiative, offering handsome health subsidies to all those born in 1950 and before.
But it is not how we envisioned it coming about and we must hope that the government recognises the value of the BBC's generous, if defensive, initiative.
America's opposition to the AIIB is not unprecedented; in fact, it is akin to the successful US opposition to Japan's generous New Miyazawa Initiative of the late 1990s, which offered $80bn to help countries in the East Asian crisis.
But this remarkable and hugely generous gift and initiative from Michael and Harriet allows us to go an important stage further towards our goal of ensuring that all barriers – real or perceived – are removed from students' choices.
It's truly a generous and worthy initiative and it also provides a noble inventive for users to enable Loopt's check-in technology, which the startup recently launched.
America's opposition to the AIIB is not unprecedented; in fact, it is akin to the successful U.S. opposition to Japan's generous New Miyazawa Initiative of the late 1990s, which offered $80 billion to help countries in the East Asian crisis.
