Sentence examples for generous promised from inspiring English sources

It is still easy, especially outside the cities, to find voters who believe that Law and Justice is a welcome change – not least because of its generous promised child benefit provisions, which is a huge issue.

The older generation made a generous promise to itself then imposed the cost of keeping it on its children and grandchildren.

Making generous promises to the electorate seems to be working.

O, for this generous promise be you bless'd.

All the main parties made generous promises about the numbers of apprenticeships they would create if they won the election.

If so, Mr Putin will find it hard to honour the generous promises he made in his campaign, when he seemed to embody government largesse.

Testimony from Gilkes and Safanov, who also received generous promises from the government in exchange for their testimony, was needed to shore up Hetrick's tainted account.

"We received a generous promise to write off the debt, or at least a part of it," Mr. Hakim said after meeting with Mr. Putin in the Kremlin.

Generous promises have been made year after year, without the money to meet future costs, and in many ways that is irresponsible budgeting.

It turned out that the Islamists, for all their generous promises and organizing prowess, failed to solve some problems (such as unemployment) and made other problems worse (such as terrorism and political crime).

Because of generous promises, unfunded pension liabilities in Europe far outweigh the stated debt that governments owe creditors, which have caught Greece and several other weak European nations in a borrowing vise.