Navigating a firm public stance while urging generosity of spirit towards spiralling need is a tightrope that has left Labour semi-paralysed in combating this government's monstrous depredations on the poorest.
But they are certainly free to advocate, individually and collectively, for such measures at higher national government levels or to engage in public awareness campaigns urging greater global generosity in supporting growth in the public health systems of poorer countries.
To curry favor with China, Mr. Adelson called Tom DeLay, then the House majority whip — and another recipient of Mr. Adelson's campaign generosity — and urged him to block the resolution, according to a court deposition by William Weidner, then the president of Sands.
The Archbishop of Canterbury invoked the British spirit of generosity as he urged the nation to ensure that people suffering in the Ebola outbreak in West Africa are remembered and cared for in the coming year.
The Archbishop of Canterbury has entered the debate about energy prices by urging firms to act with generosity, rather than just maximising profit.
Pence projected a more modest confidence, urging his listeners to conduct themselves "with generosity, not judgment".
Stefania Craxi, Italy's under secretary for foreign affairs, said last week that France was being irresponsible in refusing to assume responsibility for some of the migrants and urged it to "show its solidarity and generosity in relations between European Union member countries".
26): Robert Zaretsky urges President François Hollande to display "heroism and generosity" by allocating the next two available places in the Panthéon to the mortal remains of women.
Cubans who arrive at the United States will still be eligible for political asylum like all others, and we urge the incoming Trump administration to treat those claims with the generosity they deserve.
The human instinct to value other people's generosity, and therefore to be generous oneself, and the powerful urge to conform to social norms by appearing generous so as not to embarrass one's children, was too strong for me.
