Sentence examples for generous policy from inspiring English sources

The consortium's two principal scientists, Dr. John E. Sulston of the Sanger Center in England and Dr. Robert Waterston of Washington University in St . Louis insisted that the genome data should be published nightly, an unusually generous policy because scientists generally harvest new data for their own discoveries before sharing it.

Until recently, Delta had a more generous policy.

I'd like to see a more generous policy for the border.

Chicago-based CNA Insurance offers a less expensive - and less generous - policy.

With more companies adopting the more generous policy, others are now looking at whether they're offering the basics for gay employees.

(The chapter on AIDS in Africa shows Bush at his best. His desire to display American caring led directly to a generous policy).

He seemed to mean the most generous policies that many economists think encourage excessive use of medical care.

Officials at Harvard, the University of North Carolina and the University of Virginia all recently announced similar, even more generous policies.

But we'd like to expand the chart over time so that it becomes a repository of sorts, highlighting the most and least generous policies.

On the other hand, many of Wall Street's toughest economist critics do not condemn the bailouts and generous policies of the Fed and Treasury Department.

Under the least generous policies, known as bronze plans, consumers will pay 40 percent of the costs of covered benefits, on average, and insurers will pay the rest.