Sentence examples for more generous policy from inspiring English sources
Until recently, Delta had a more generous policy.
With more companies adopting the more generous policy, others are now looking at whether they're offering the basics for gay employees.
"We would prefer a more generous policy, but we also have to recognize the limited resources of the country," Mr. Guterres said.
While many companies offer domestic partnership coverage -- an important benefit on its own since same-sex couples' unions are not recognized by the federal government -- some pioneering organizations are extending an even more generous policy.
Officials at Harvard, the University of North Carolina and the University of Virginia all recently announced similar, even more generous policies.
In France, for instance, thousands of refugees and migrants have gathered at the entrance to the English Channel tunnel in the hopes of hiding in trains and trucks headed to Britain, which has more generous policies than France.
Sale of Goods Act While some retailers may have more generous policies, under the Consumer Protection (Distance Selling) regulations 2000, you have seven working days from the date the item was delivered to cancel the order and return a gift ordered online, even if it's just because you don't like it.
For the most part, the stress in the literature on Canadian ECEC has been on the ideas that push for more generous policies.
It does encompass biorefinery practices, but these are planned no earlier than after all developments are complete, making it the least certain step and dependent upon more generous policies in the future.
But the evidence is not only theoretical: a large literature shows that when low income voters turnout at a higher rate, it leads to more generous policies.
With the recently announced plan for a dramatic rebuilding and reimagining of the LACMA campus, with a price tag of $650 million, would it be unreasonable to also expect the museum to consider more generous policies toward its public?
