Sentence examples for generous rules from inspiring English sources

We also have some of the most generous rules in the world about access to free healthcare.

Georgia passed a law in 2009 allowing it to recoup some costs from customers during construction, before the new reactors toast a single Pop-Tart.Few states have such generous rules and they are controversial.

Mr Sarkozy put an end to special pension rules, which had allowed some railwaymen to retire at 55, but at a cost of agreeing to more generous rules governing beneficiaries' final pensions.

In Germany, generous rules mean that more than forty per cent of people who seek asylum are from countries in the Balkans which thankfully have not seen conflict for twenty years.

Another suggestion of the Krueger report was to reform Puerto Rico's comparatively generous rules on overtime – in the US, it accrues after 40 hours in a week, but in Puerto Rico begins to accrue after eight hours in a day.

Somalis in Minneapolis, often entrepreneurial and business minded, have opened the agencies to take advantage of relatively generous rules in Minnesota that were originally meant to help keep the elderly and chronically ill out of nursing homes.

This is a much more generous rule than the Lipinski rule-of-five [27], but the aim was to keep as much useful chemical information as possible while still removing some non-drug like compounds.

Casimir's son Bolesław II the Bold, also known as the Generous (ruled 1058 1079), developed Polish military strength and waged several foreign campaigns between 1058 and 1077.

Mr. Grubb, who has compared unemployment benefits in 26 countries, offers one general rule: the most generous countries are also the ones most likely to put the most pressure on recipients to find new jobs.

And the American legal system has some of the most generous bankruptcy rules in the world.

Their liquidity is supported by more generous collateral rules at central banks.