The proposed reforms, at a cost of £6m over five years, also provided for a more generous means test that would have allowed more people to qualify for local authority financial support.
There's even a broad consensus on what could be done to solve it - a limit on the amount that people have to fork out for care and a more generous means test so a greater number get state help.
He has a generous policy regarding test drives: he is willing to open any CD to let you have a listen; as a result, about half the CDs in the store no longer have their plastic wrappers.
Updating had two major goals: first, to incorporate recent evidence about sources of bias, applicability concerns, and factors facilitating generous interpretation in test accuracy research, and, second, to make the list easier to use.
Allot a generous schedule to testing!
And the shopkeepers are generous with their "taste test" portions.
Supporters of New York's death penalty law cite its generous provisions for DNA testing; however, if Collin Warner is exonerated, it will not be because of DNA evidence.
We'd already resigned ourselves to getting ripped off on this day out, but at £18 for two Cokes, a sausage, chips and a fish we were already testing our generous budget, and we hadn't even hit any attractions yet. .
We'd already resigned ourselves to getting ripped off on this day out, but at £18 ($28) for two Cokes, a sausage, chips, and a fish, we were already testing our generous budget and we hadn't even hit any attractions yet.
Such a streamlined approach is not always feasible, resulting in more generous recommendations for preoperative testing [ 4, 6].
