The first is humanitarian: the generous response of ordinary Americans, along with the quick dispatch of troops and supplies by the U.S. government, met this responsibility, though it couldn't answer the overwhelming needs of people in Haiti.
He advises them to continue weekly letters, e-mail messages or phone calls even when they are rejected, and to be generous in taking responsibility for their mistakes - even if they did not seem like mistakes at the time.
Or does the state party lean more toward Bob Franks, Diane Allen or Christie Whitman and embrace state responsibility, generous spending for education subsidies and for the poor and elderly (especially the elderly)?
If we are generous, we will undermine responsibility, no matter how much social democrats and progressives try to engineer social behavior.
Seneca urged Nero to use his autocratic powers conscientiously, but he obviously failed to harness the boy's more generous impulses to his responsibilities.
Teachers are given generous pay and lots of responsibility, but there are few official metrics of accountability.
In our first meeting, he explained that I would no longer be in charge of the unit I had been setting up for a year due to my 'special circumstances'… He also stated that while I was nursing it will be difficult for me to focus on my job, so he was being generous by giving me less responsibility, and downgrading my position".
It is particularly important for new donors to be more generous – with more wealth comes more responsibility.
Quick to act as a mentor and generous beyond measure, he took personal responsibility for the success of his alma mater and its students.
Surely the Commission's broad responsibilities therefore demand a generous construction of its statutory authority.' Permian Basin Area Rate Cases, 390 U.S. 747, 776, 88 S.Ct.
Therefore, I believe we must emphasize being a responsible society and build only that generous component — welfare and charity — that will not undermine responsibility.
