Sentence examples for generous sectors from inspiring English sources

And many House members worry they will have to choose between two powerful, politically generous sectors of the telecommunications industry: the regional Bells and AT&T, which is now heavily invested in cable but is also allied in this battle with the long-distance companies WorldCom and Sprint, which are competing with the Bells.

Many members of private-sector unions, whose taxes foot some of the bill for generous public-sector pensions, supported Ms Raimondo.

The problem comes from many decades of underfunding of generous public-sector retirement schemes.

Although the most generous private sector employers may contribute as much as 10 or 15 per cent of salary into their employees' pensions, most pay a few per cent, or nothing.

All told, California now has probably the most generous public-sector benefits in the country.That, however, is not what outrages Mr Schwarzenegger, a Republican, or his brainy economic adviser David Crane, a Democrat.

A generous public-sector wage agreement, reached in mid-2006, walsolso essential for the government to reach with the main labour unions ahead of the general election.Support is upThese gestures have increased support for Ms Simpson-Miller.

These have involved not just tighter monetary and fiscal policies which have temporarily brought growth to a halt, but also a vital bill to curb generous public-sector pensions.

Staff are likely to be dismayed by the move because a generous public sector pension has long been regarded as compensation for the fact that salaries at the BBC are generally lower than those at commercial broadcasting competitors.

In the view of many economic experts, Brazil's byzantine, inefficient tax system and generous public sector pension scheme need urgent overhauls, as do rigid labor laws that in fact mean more than half the work force has little job security and wages below the legal minimum.

What about those generous public sector benefits?

I am introducing a bill which will end the current pension program for Congress, which is likely the most generous public-sector pension program in all of human history.