Sentence examples for generous international from inspiring English sources
The casualties will only grow without an urgent and generous international response.
Bekele attributed the generous international response to Ethiopia to the fact that it had credible and transparent systems in place.
The generous international help promised earlier this year for the reconstruction of Afghanistan should be delivered without delay.
She also welcomed the generous international response to UNICEF's contribution to the CAP, including from the UK, US, Sweden, Norway, Netherlands and UNICEF's National Committees.
Such generous international support to Iraq must continue, especially for children, until the Government of Iraq can provide for its own, he added.
In Haïti, the 2010 earthquake resulted in a generous international response, with the Ministry of Public Health and Population its key staff relocated into a tent city rapidly overwhelmed by the demands of coordination.
The healthcare system, he says, is plainly unaffordably generous by international standards.
In any case, it is a fiction that Britain does not flourish because of high taxation and a bloated welfare state; neither is high or generous by international comparison.
But many business groups supported it, probably because it was the best they could hope for in Democrat-run Illinois.The unions are furious about the changes, even though employee contributions will decline and most pensioners will still retire on 75% of final salary remarkably generous by international standards.
Morris added that countries with large oil and gas resources also are now more adept at renegotiating production sharing agreements which are over generous to international companies when the oil price rises, so the benefits of soaring prices are increasingly capped for many of the majors.
The Scandinavian countries, Norway particularly, are active as mediators and generous donors to international development schemes, yet the problems of Africa defy their most benevolent enterprises.
