Sentence examples for generous proposal from inspiring English sources

What emerges from the Senate is almost certain to be a less generous proposal.

"It's a very generous proposal, as currently conceived," Dylan Scott writes.

Yale officials say they have made a generous proposal, offering to raise pensions by 11 to 18percentt.

The real Snowden may soon discover that accepting Chapman's generous proposal is his only chance to break from the Sheremetyevo limbo.

He also insisted that Yale had made a generous proposal, offering raises well above inflation as well as unusual job security provisions.

His predecessor was fired in November after only half a year on the job.The unions are having none of it, despite a generous proposal including a two-year severance package something unheard-of in less politically powerful industries.

Even your most generous proposals may be rejected if accepting them will make the other side lose face.

(The former president says "Yasir Arafat could not have survived politically if he had accepted" Bill Clinton's generous proposals).

In a statement issued Monday night, the office of the departing Israeli prime minister, Ehud Olmert, said that Hamas had hardened its position during the talks and raised extreme demands, despite what were described as generous proposals from Israel.

Israel's infrastructure minister, Yosef Paritsky, said the government had offered "very generous proposals, but I think Amir Peretz chose to make a political move and launch the strike in order to glorify himself".

Drug spending by or for Medicare beneficiaries will total $1.3 trillion in the next decade, and the government would pay only one-third of those costs under even the most generous proposals, the budget office said.