Sentence examples for generous stance from inspiring English sources

Still, the central bank may temporarily shift to a more generous stance before the Lunar New Year, which falls in mid-February, when the market traditionally faces a funding squeeze, the Guotai Junan analyst said.

Tom Scotto, who led the research, said that British attitudes are influenced by the policies of other countries, but are likely to be more strongly influenced towards a less "generous" stance in line with neighbouring states that are less welcoming towards asylum-seekers.

While the Turks claimed to see ISIS as an anti-Assad force, some felt Turkey's generous stance toward the movement reflected the government's preference for having anything but an expanded Kurdish presence on its border.

"If critics think it a practical proposition, given Britain's generous and principled stance on international development, to take this funding from another budget – perhaps education or state pensions?

Peter Porter wrote recently of contradictions Murray's work throws up: "Murray's stance is ostensibly generous: he sees it as his duty to protect ordinary people from culture snobs, but his own art is prac tised at a level of elite virtuosity.

Philadelphia Inquirer architecture critic Inga Saffron described the Comcast Center as "a respectable work of architecture" that was "dignified in its stance on the grid, generous in its relationship to the city, responsible in its treatment of the environment".

At the same time, China has sought to balance its tough stance with accommodating and even generous policies to build common interests with those neighbors who are not hostile to it.

Haddon's stance, says Moser, "is a very generous gesture".

Their upright, motocross-style riding stance is easy on older riders' knees and wrists, their generous seats accommodate older riders' generous seats and their ample luggage space allows taking along both belt and suspenders.

The mayor, who gave many labor unions generous contracts during his first two terms, adopted a far tougher stance on union contracts and pension and health benefits.

"Our strategy addresses all parts of the problem – employing strong border protection policies and a tough stance on people smugglers, while tackling the causes of displacement, with a generous and compassionate resettlement program supporting refugees in our communities.