Sentence examples for generous terms offered from inspiring English sources

Investors are being urged to vote against the generous terms offered to Lewis and the golden goodbyes awarded to the former chief executive Phil Clarke and chief finance officer Laurie McIlwee.

Built on Kurdish land seized by Mr. Hussein's government, it is filled with Arabs who flocked here in the 1970's under the generous terms offered by Mr. Hussein.

The FSI's involvement has angered private-equity funds, which wanted to participate in DailyMotion's capital raising, but found themselves outbid by the more generous terms offered by the government, according to one of them.Mr Sarkozy has also made his presence felt by appointing associates to prominent business jobs.

If anything, the fact that Mr. Olmert's term was coming to an end was all the more reason for the Palestinians to attempt to lock in the generous terms being offered.

Negotiations on joining the European Union are going badly: the terms offered to Poland are not generous enough to guarantee acceptance in the referendum planned for next year.

We are told that for John Emburey, his age and the generous terms on offer made the decision a "simple one".

In the Camp David negotiations at the end of Mr Clinton's Presidency, when Ehud Barak, now the hammer of Gaza, was Prime Minister, he offered generous terms.

The IMF said that even if Greece is offered generous terms, it is still likely to require a reduction in debt of around 30% of national income to bring it down to 117% of GDP, the uppermost limit of what the fund considered sustainable at the time of the second Greek bailout in the autumn of 2012.

But Peng offered generous terms.

To guarantee success, the government will have to offer generous terms.

And Iran is likely to offer generous terms to any country willing to thumb its nose at the West and buy Iranian oil.This post was updated on January 30th.