Sentence examples for more generous rules from inspiring English sources

Mr Sarkozy put an end to special pension rules, which had allowed some railwaymen to retire at 55, but at a cost of agreeing to more generous rules governing beneficiaries' final pensions.

Instead, they are hoping that a dozen of the state's senators will use their more generous rules to save the party from yet another humiliation.The governor says the special session is needed to undo a court-ordered plan issued in 2001 after a divided legislature failed to reach a decision.

(More generous rules may apply to traders, as opposed to individual investors, but qualifying as a trader is extremely difficult).

This is a much more generous rule than the Lipinski rule-of-five [27], but the aim was to keep as much useful chemical information as possible while still removing some non-drug like compounds.

Their liquidity is supported by more generous collateral rules at central banks.

And the value of banks' assets is being sheltered by central banks' asset purchases and more generous accounting rules.

A Senate proposal this month roughly triples loan guarantees available for up to nine new reactors and provides for more generous depreciation rules.

For example, if a more generous tax rule increases the firm's depreciation allowance, then the firm's optimal level of debt should decrease due to its lower value as a tax shield.

Either way, states like New York that have more generous Medicaid eligibility rules stand to receive relatively less in new federal aid than states with the tightest eligibility rules, many of them in the South.

And we must develop more realistic and generous rules for its provision including agreement that the calculation of topping up should exclude voluntary bilateral provision of additional 100 per cent relief.

A recent analysis by the Economix blog of The New York Times showed that the program's cost has more than doubled since the recession began, a result of historically high poverty rates as well as more generous eligibility and benefits rules.