Sentence examples for generous protection from inspiring English sources

After all, the whole point of insurance is generous protection against unavoidable high costs.

On either side of the road, as far as the eye can see, are the consequences of the generous protection that America affords the industry: miles and miles of subsidised sugar.

In a recent Senate debate, Mr. Lugar of Indiana called upon his experience as a corn farmer, as he often does, to explain why he thought farmers already received generous protection against adversity through the subsidy program.

Thanks to the generous protection of U.S. libel laws, such derogatory statements–or any assertions made in civil pleadings are, within limits, privileged reporting.

Marginal merchant princes clinging to the edges of the Victorian Indian Empire happily embraced Britain's generous protection racket.

But a trade agreement could dismantle the generous protections that have sustained Japanese farms for years — most notably, Japan's 777.7 percent tariff on imported rice.

They spent millions of dollars on television advertisements, and with the help of Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo, won some of the most generous protections in the country.

Those suspicions have arisen lately because of efforts by religious parties in the Governing Council to push through Resolution 137, which would abolish a 1959 law that the justice minister, Hashim al-Shibliman al-saysli, says drew on the most generous protections for women and children from different schools of Shariah.

Rewriting international agreements and Court decisions so that it is clear that they are minimum standards and that countries can offer much more generous protections, could help a little.

It's an agreement with Mexico and Canada that has generous protections for Republican-aligned industries, including Big Pharma and fossil fuel polluters; no meaningful environmental protections; weak consumer safeguards; and no mechanism to enforce the moderately improved labor standards contemplated by the deal.

During previous failed efforts to reach a grand bargain, both sides agreed, however briefly, to important concessions: Mr Boehner to raise $800 billion in revenue through tax reform, Mr Obama to a higher Medicare retirement age and less generous inflation protection for Social Security benefits.