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That's more generous than Medicare is now, and it's more generous than the health coverage offered in any other country.
They provide more generous insurance than they would if benefits were taxed and because the benefits are more generous, employees use more health care.
By concentrating the premium hikes in just silver plans, they were able to get their Obamacare enrollees more generous subsidies that they could use to purchase more generous plans at a lower price.
This alone argues for Mr. Sanders's more generous proposal. Mrs.
These plans are more generous and typically have lower deductibles.
China's relationship with these institutions is also becoming more generous.
Many studies have shown that grateful people are more generous.
The AHCA would gradually roll back this more generous funding.
Even today it is more generous than it need be.
But experts say China is just a lot more generous.
The terms are more generous for people with STEM degrees.
Democrats, in short, are proposing to make Medicare more generous.
In recent years Britain's minimum wage has become more generous.
I felt bad, so I was more generous than usual.
But it has a more generous audience score of 85%.
Retain the existing more generous formula for other retiring workers.
Currently it gives more generous benefits to families with children.
Specifically, to offer more, and more generous, health care insurance.
It is changing family leave policies to be more generous.
Warren's proposal does more than simply offer more generous benefits.
In some ways, Medicaid is more generous than commercial insurers.
Some of the more generous offers are coming from credit unions.
There is no kinder and more generous spirit at the peacock.
Banks won't become more generous overnight, even with this rate increase.
Some of the more generous accommodations are coming from credit unions.
The mayor has sought other ways to provide more generous benefits.
Progressives have been calling for a more generous annual COLA formula.
But as discounts become more generous, false confessions become more common.
But voters often want it to be more generous, not less.
Today, focus on how you can be more generous to yourself.
New research has found that women are more generous than men.
Businesses did, however, report offering more generous pay settlements than before.
That means Vantiv would struggle to justify a more generous offer.
That's one of the more generous cancellation policies of such sites.
Europe's estimates tend to be more generous than the EPA's, however.
This would be more generous than current income-based repayment plans.
Viewed through a value lens, British American Tobacco looks more generous.
Some of the more generous accommodations are coming from credit unions.
The better memoirs are the more generous, looking outside the self.
I'd like to see a more generous policy for the border.
But a far more generous welcome awaited him uptown in Harlem.
"Credit cards are much more generous than debit cards," he said.
More generous estimates place the i4's range at 373 miles.
It replaces an older scheme which international lenders considered more generous.
By calculating the value of tax credits based on the cost of a more generous gold plan, more families will have the ability to afford more generous coverage, with lower deductibles and out-of-pocket costs.
We call on the international community to be more generous (and) receptive.
When people feel reasonably flush they may feel more generous towards others.
U.S. CLOs may offer European investors more generous returns than euro deals.
The reward structure is noticeably more generous than Lyft's from last month.
Or unemployment benefits could be made more generous, or more widely available.
Consumer internet connections are faster than ever and data allowances more generous.
Scottish councils offer more generous support while claimants await their first payment.
Sometimes an opportunity can be a much more generous gift than cash.
Nobody expects a return to the days of more generous public funding.
Many experts believed this plan was actually more generous than the administration's.
Federal employee retirement is far more generous than private sector workers enjoy.
So it is hard to imagine circumstances more generous to Mr Farron.
A philanthropist, she has criticized young entrepreneurs for not being more generous.
One of the prince's more generous critics calls him "a loose cannon".
But he couldn't have been kinder or more generous with his time.
Perhaps America's growing diversity will ultimately lead to a more generous society.
America's social security promises will be honored and perhaps made more generous.
His subsidy is based on a more generous mid-tier silver plan.
Because leaving a legacy is more generous and generative than maintaining community.
And how to view the world through a wider, more generous lens.
Add a few more and you can fund a more generous benefit.
If more generous funding were available, it could reach a million borrowers.
It's more generous, sending $2,000 to all Americans in the first wave.
Some are more generous and some (typically southern states) far less so.
Obamacare's tax credits are more generous for people who earn less money.
A more generous pension system might spur demand among older Chinese citizens.
But individual Europeans — people like me — are likely to be more generous.
And they could not have been both more generous and more enthusiastic.
I absolutely expect parental leave policies to get more generous very quickly.
Some CDs, or certificates of deposit, are also more generous than others.
GOP leadership could also consider making the bill's tax credits more generous.
They'd also peg those subsidies to more generous policies with lower deductibles.
In his personal view, Christian prayers were more generous than Muslim ones.
It also gave officials more discretion over compensation, to allow more generous settlements.
But a more generous program isn't going to solve everybody's housing affordability problem.
Sanders' plan is less progressive, more generous and more than twice as expensive.
And his silent presence haunts their dreams for a bigger, more generous government.
Though more generous than in some states, California's safety-net is still ragged.
By the way, no nation on earth is more generous than America is.
Britain's rules on maternity leave have long been far more generous than America's.
Making the pay more generous and earmarking some of it for fathers helped.
It replaces an older scheme which the euro zone creditors considered more generous.
The Golden State also maintains a more generous system of benefits for pensioners.
Others would actually cost the program more money by making benefits more generous.
Civic Platform's leader, Grzegorz Schetyna, promises to make the subsidy even more generous.
They want more generous benefits than the current version of the bill provides.
Only people who need more health care will stretch for more generous coverage.
Some companies are more generous than others when it comes to paternity leave.
Michael Chabon, writing in the New Yorker last March, was (slightly) more generous.
Fidelity is also making hay with its more generous management of client cash.
That's more generous than considering only ride-hailing, which Grab and Uber dominate.
Trotter was more generous with his poor allies than with his élite peers.
More generous works of art serve to arouse, organize, and enhance that ability.
Mr Thaksin introduced payments for farmers which became more generous under his sister.
Given this, you'd think she could afford to be a little more generous.
And we must be more generous in caring for workers hurt by trade.
Conclusion: Belichick is far more generous than most people give him credit for.
Mr. da Silva's accommodations are slightly more generous than those of ordinary inmates.
More generous social policies would reduce the penalty for all four risk factors.
And those whose plans are more generous than BernieCare can buy supplemental insurance.
But, Democrats might set that cap at a more generous level than Republicans.
The more generous such assumptions are, the less emissions need to be cut.
Understanding what motivates charitable giving could inspire us all to be more generous.
By comparison, tax credits tend to be more generous to the middle class.
Bookmark It is a bit sleeker and has a more generous free tier.
He wants the party that already stands for higher taxes in order to finance more generous health care and education services to adopt a far more ambitious agenda that would involve much more generous services in exchange for drastically higher taxes.
Pramila Jayapal and Debbie Dingell have introduced a more generous version of Vermont Sen.
Maybank's maternity leave stands out as one of the more generous in Southeast Asia.
Amazon is spinning out subscriptions from Amazon Prime by creating more generous subscription offerings.
But Pandora's current market cap (approximately $2.4 billion) makes the deal look more generous.
Amazon's market position may allow the firm to be more generous than other employers.
Recently Starbucks, Walmart, and CVS announced more generous paid leave policies for their employees.
Several of O'Rourke's Democratic counterparts have been more generous, according to their tax returns.
It is more generous to the poorest and oldest pensioners and to rural workers.
But I am not sure I have met a kinder and more generous actor.
Their opposition to a more generous refugee policy may harden after last weekend's violence.
The Senate is expected to make the tax credit more generous for these groups.
If anything, many expect the Senate bill will be more generous with those credits.
And family support has actually become more generous in some countries with falling fertility.
No. 1: More generous subsidies, so that more healthy people like the "deal" offered.
The benefits in Jayapal's bill are even more generous than those included in Sen.
In Europe, a vastly more generous social safety net limited the impacts of joblessness.
Ideas: payroll tax reductions, more generous unemployment insurance benefits, federal lending to small businesses.
Other airport concessionaires, Mr. Phillips said, have been more generous to laid-off workers.
To the Democrats, the Republican bill is far more generous to corporations than workers.
"The sweeter the tea, the more generous the host," as Laila told our guests.
Plus he was much more generous than I was in terms of watching things.
The vituperation of his later writings can be balanced against earlier, more generous judgments.
The final budgets that Congress approved ended up being more generous than Trump's proposals.
Swapping the dividend break for a more generous ASC would be the perfect solution.
How do we accede to a more generous, forgiving, timeless zone of our consciousness?
Everything is covered, and there is no cost sharing to speak of, making his "Medicare-for-all" plan far more generous than the actual Medicare program and making his single-payer plan more generous than anything that exists in any other nation.
Other plans — like the more generous gold or less generous bronze — should be left untouched.
Even so, a minority stake in an anxious property group seems more generous than strategic.
That would hit the poor, but a more generous universal credit could offset the damage.
Standard family leave policies in Canada, Europe, and elsewhere are much more generous on average.
The Sanders plan is more generous than the plans Americans currently receive at work too.
Among the bigger emerging economies, Latin American countries are notably more generous than Asian ones.
Buttigieg is also looking to foster more generous grants and accessible programs for loan forgiveness.
Samsung claims that curved screens provide more generous viewing angles than TVs with flat panels.
A more generous formula would be used for payments to hospitals that provide uncompensated care.
Graduate schools could offer more generous family leave policies and child care for graduate students.
However, higher wages, new jobs and more generous benefits are more serious and long-lasting.
The level is more generous to BT than the 11.23 pounds Ofcom proposed last year.
Others, such as McDonough, say both cost-sharing and tax credits should be more generous.
A more generous estimate, of a 403% average chance of success, produces 240 expected trophies.
If the economy performs badly this year, the grant next year will be more generous.
Alternatively, they could use the more generous offer to negotiate with the more expensive college.
Cash-back earningOther cash-back credit cards can offer more generous bonuses on certain purchases.
Gradually, the characters become more collaborative, more generous, and kinder, but they remain emotionally undeveloped.
Power struggles will arrive this afternoon, but the atmosphere becomes more generous later on today.
What could be more generous than finding soulmates for other people and ending up alone?
She has backed a $12 minimum wage and more generous tax benefits for child care.
In the throes of the migrant crisis, she showed neighboring countries a more generous Germany.
The Sanders plan is more generous than the plans Americans currently receive at work, too.
It might have been more generous to give the fellow something the donor actually wanted.
No. Do rich democracies with more generous policies for single mothers have more single mothers?
Indians, in particular, have switched to countries with more generous options for post-study work.
For a more generous chocolate hit, you could also use them in chocolate chip cookies.
If the donors understood and controlled their money, they could afford to be more generous.
The changes also hit India in August, with a more generous five-minute waiting time.
Notably, California recently amended its law to provide more generous benefits to low-income workers.
When we better understand why people donate, we can be inspired to be more generous.
He got severance pay but lost access to what would have been more generous benefits.
It also points to a more generous approach toward how corporations write off their investments.
Obamacare required individual market policies to offer more generous benefits resembling those offered by employers.
COLAs calculated using the CPI-E would usually be more generous than the current method.
Now we have to consider the possibility that the Midwestern manager is habitually more generous.
The moderates want more generous funding for Medicaid and efforts to combat the opioid epidemic.
Anadarko abandoned its takeover agreement with Chevron after Occidental swooped in with a more generous offer.
That suggests if we take more time to deliberate, we'd maybe be more generous toward offenders.
But Marriott's new Chase Visa will prove more generous for many cardholders than the current one.
There will be a more generous Medicaid inflation adjustment for the costs of elderly and disabled.
Universal credit was originally conceived as a slightly more generous system than the one it replaced.
Macau has a more generous welfare system than Hong Kong, including better provision of social housing.
Now it wants to make the programme even more generous by offering it for every child.
The plan is significantly more generous than the single-payer plans run by America's peer countries.
If only Versailles had been more generous, the second world war might never have taken place.
More generous tax credits are one way to nudge retailers to offer their workers additional training.
Even the merely well-off face rising inequality, but it doesn't make them more generous. *J.
Neymar's team of representatives, which includes his father, will pocket a more generous reward of €38m.
Paired with more generous federal assistance, this could be enough to get hesitant members to yes.
A school that seems more generous initially might offer less funding down the road, he said.
Job-based health plans generally have lower deductibles and more generous coverage than typical ACA plans.
But the latest amendment would be even more generous to Alaska than the early analyses suggest.
With ours, it's more generous because people don't have to pay for the bells and whistles.
The bookies offered odds 212 times more generous that the Loch Ness Monster would be discovered.
Dozens of lawmakers from high-tax states are pushing for more generous local and state deductions.
Most Americans are, I believe, far more generous than the politicians leading many of our states.
Forbidding prepayment means taxpayers cannot take advantage of the current tax law, which is more generous.
We have to go to foreign policy though Joel, you were a little more generous okay.
That confidence or clarity can translate into being more generous and magnanimous of spirit, more accepting.
That's something that proposals for a more generous welfare state, no matter how expansive, can't offer.
On Friday Airbnb announced a more generous cancelation policy for certain renters affected by the coronavirus.
By comparison, AMC's theater subscription plan is much more generous, but slightly more expensive than MoviePass.
Here, only a quality cast and more generous production values can cover up the shoddy stitching.
Pouring tends to be more generous than in California's Napa Valley or Western Australia's Margaret River.
The tax law passed by Congress in December certainly keeps it alive — on more generous terms.
Bidders have even been known to outbid themselves in order to make their donation more generous.
Indeed, setting aside requisite tax hikes, BernieCare is far more generous than most employer-provided plans.
As cash assistance has shrunk, other forms of social support have grown and become more generous.
A school that seems more generous initially might offer less funding down the road, Chany said.
But even though older people get more generous subsidies, they are worse off than before too.
Some of Mr Netanyahu's cabinet ministers offered more generous praise, even if they remain eager culture warriors.
If it is reversed, the most skilled migrant workers may go to jurisdictions with more generous policies.
Only Nowoczesna has dared oppose the 500-plus policy; Civic Platform wants to make it more generous.
Tory MPs, meanwhile, are calling for universal credit, a big welfare reform, to be made more generous.
T.A.A. could be made much more generous, both in its coverage and in the benefits it offers.
" She adds that it also makes you "more generous, more human, more understood — and more respected yourself.
And when women hold more leadership roles, company profits are higher and workplace policies are more generous.
The conservatives, especially Merkel's Bavarian allies, did not want to give way to a more generous policy.
The bigger the investment and the more prestigious the company, the more generous the proposals it receives.
With the thinner layers and more generous frosting to cake ratio, your cake will magically taste lighter.
So when customers are more generous with tips, the companies have to pay less to meet minimums.
On its face, at any rate, Democrats are offering senior citizens a more generous package of benefits.
He paired it with a plan to offer tax credits to companies that provide more generous benefits.
For instance, more generous jobless benefits could be made conditional on attending a back-to-work programme.
I think it's probably more generous to interpret it as a ham-fisted attempt at expressing empathy.
"It's time we finally made Social Security more generous and increased its benefits," he announced last month.
More generous redistribution, perhaps through an expanded programme of trade-adjustment assistance, could help neutralise some opposition.
Earlier this year, Congress enacted far more generous tax credits known as 85033Q to subsidize carbon capture.
Roth managed the more generous and so more impressive feat of turning the parochial into the national.
Only three out of 131 graduates worked in large firms, which tend to pay more generous salaries.
Warner Music Group, the third big publisher, has reportedly already singed on under new, more generous terms.
The country also boasts a more generous system of income-based student loan repayments for college grads.
"European stocks currently provide far more generous dividends than U.S. companies," they said in an emailed note.
We can be more generous to the people around us and improve our physical and mental health.
The plan is also significantly more generous than the single-payer plans run by America's peer countries.
Looking away from Asian-American representation and towards stories from Asia, you find softer, more generous mothers.
What could be more generous than finding soul mates for other people and then ending up alone?
Absent the filibuster, the Affordable Care Act could've been substantially more generous, and substantially more ambitious. Sen.
Employer leave policies (when they exist) are generally more generous to new moms than to new dads.
The reason is simple: Medical insurance is generally much more generous in its coverage than dental insurance.
Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania, has clashed repeatedly with advocates of more generous Medicaid spending, such as Sen.
Congress could also provide more generous subsidies to help middle-class people buy insurance on Obamacare exchanges.
"Stronger second half should see a more generous final dividend, we think," they wrote in a note.
Also, tax credits are more generous for those with lower incomes under ObamaCare, and thus, lower premiums.
However, Republican President Donald Trump last week urged the Senate to pass a more generous replacement program.
But you could also argue for a more generous social safety net and government funding for retraining.
In the lab, for instance, we found that poorer people were initially more generous than richer people.
No top Democrat offered anything more generous — until Elizabeth Warren this week called for quadrupling the spending.
And wireless plans have gotten cheaper and more generous, with fewer restrictions on what customers can do.
If you're just short of the newly doubled standard deduction, consider being a little more generous this year.
There is certainly a discussion to be had about how we pay for a more generous Medicare program.
"When women hold more leadership roles, company profits are higher and workplace policies are more generous," said Thomas.
Lloret told Reuters that Uber hopes the Teslas will encourage a more generous approach from Madrid's local government.
Perhaps it would be more generous to say that Attica has inspired a new generation of Australian chefs.
Apple's more generous payout to shareholders should take some of the sting out of any similar disenchantment today.
Hated by economists, it encourages firms to give their workers more generous health benefits rather than more pay.
He gives me great career advice and covers the drinks (his expense policy is more generous than mine).
Trump had called the House bill "mean" and asked Senate Republicans to come up with "more generous" legislation.
But the proposal is to make Medicare more generous, not stingier, as Trump wants senior citizens to believe.
These include better-targeted and more-generous benefits for the poor as well as enlarging school-scholarship programmes.
That is a much more generous settlement than some other central government departments have been awarded (see chart).
After 1976, that policy got even more generous — Cuban immigrants could get green cards after only one year.
In the UK, raising taxes to pay for a more generous basic income makes it reduce poverty mildly.
IKEA employs about 13,000 workers in the U.S. and this year implemented a more generous parental leave policy.
Taking Medicaid and SCHIP enrollees and placing them in a more generous, Medicare-like program wouldn't be free.
Still, the more generous a government-run plan is, the more tax revenue it needs to support itself.
At the same time, rates are expected to rise too slowly to make cash holdings much more generous.
For healthier younger people in rural states with lower health costs, the new credits could be more generous.
We were more generous with our friends and families and when giving to charities, and that was satisfying.
What voters want is better, more generous care, and the smart response is to give it to them.
That may lead to even more generous donations from those who paid less for their time at university.
McConnell sought to make clear on Friday that he had tried to include a "more generous" miner's package.
More generous wage subsidies, such as an earned-income tax credit, would help people stay out of poverty.
People are being more generous "because of the desperate feeling of having to get this done," Newman said.
The improved benefits at Netflix, though more generous than most, mirror a broader improvement among large U.S. businesses.
The deals are notable because they are more generous than past content deals Facebook has had with publishers.
The policy terms, in short, are more generous with a higher (and therefore pricier premium) level of coverage.
One year, you may have a well-paying job that allows you to splurge on more generous items.
Let us all aspire to be better parents, kinder to our co-workers, and more generous and appreciative.
The Senate bill provides a more generous child tax credit and includes a repeal of the individual mandate.
The space is more generous than a Cadillac ATS coupe, but less livable than a BMW 4 Series.
Mini Motoring Points will accrue slower than the more generous cash back of other cards on the market.
New insurance policies are often more generous and comprehensive than individual policies sold before the health care law.
The company also said it would introduce more generous paid family leave policies, and offer an adoption benefit.
You could do far more generous things to Russia than have been alleged, and it wouldn't be treason.
Or they could use their subsidies to buy an even nicer, more generous plan (called a gold plan).
Losers: Healthy people, who have to pay to subsidize sick people and had to buy more generous coverage.
Even so, it has become a cultural commonplace: People in red states are more generous than everyone else.
It's more generous than "sellout" and less punitive than "Uncle Tom," a dis and a road to redemption.
Plow the extra revenue into a mix of smaller deficits and more generous treatment of the middle class.
Even after the cuts, Dutch workers would still receive more generous pensions than employees in other rich countries.
Biden would also expand federal college awards known as Pell Grants, making them more generous, his campaign said.
And he's been more generous with the NRSC than some Republicans who are sitting on way more cash.
But a month later, Trump called the bill "mean" and said it should be more generous with coverage.
The rich are more generous in times of lesser inequality and less generous when inequality grows more extreme.
"Even when companies have more generous paternity-leave policies, fathers don't always take advantage of them," she said.
Earlier, Rubio had threatened to vote against the bill without more generous tax breaks for families with children.
Or we could give small businesses a more generous credit when offering a retirement plan to their employees.
I think we could be more generous... I think we, along with other countries, could do far more.
Caine could win plaudits in a less risky manner, by firing off some more generous payouts to his shareholders.
In a fifth study, the researchers found that most people expect selfish people to out earn more generous individuals.
A weaker oil price tends to be a boon to refiners, who can profit from more generous refining margins.
But taken together, the changes that Democrats want to make are all about making the Medicare program more generous.
"Paying back investors with food means you can be more generous," said Johann Moonesinghe, CEO and founder of EquityEats.
Another recent poll was more generous to Mr. Kasich, though it still showed Mr. Trump with a clear edge.
We know what it would mean to make Medicare coverage more generous in terms of reduced premiums and copayments.
GM's stronger sales are because of more generous incentives, said Jessica Caldwell, executive director for industry analysis at Edmunds.
Mueller's sentencing recommendation was more generous, saying Cohen had provided valuable information about contacts between Trump's campaign and Russia.
Several technology companies with which the Pentagon competes for talent, including Facebook, have recently adopted more generous leave policies.
Several investors appeared reluctant to expose themselves to the risk of an early redemption without a more generous compensation.
Outpatient reimbursement for the procedure is much more generous, as it's structured completely differently, but comes with added risk.
His enthusiasm is boundless, his affection more generous than some can handle, and his khakis taller than most people.
Bernie Sanders's Medicare-for-all plan that concludes that Medicare enrollees "would have more generous coverage" under his plan.
Arun Jaitley, the finance minister, argues that the BJP's existing schemes are more generous, taken together, than Congress's proposal.
Sanders' plan is actually quite a bit more generous than Canada's — which means it would be more expensive, too.
"They need to be more generous with the creative community or there won't be a creative community," Taplin said.
Metro says wages currently paid at Real are far more generous than at rival chains, making the stores uncompetitive.
Instead, it's more likely that the ACA, either under that name or another, will get more generous over time.
Hamon made it more generous, expanded it to 18- to 24-year-olds, and called it a basic income.
The process afforded to accused members is far more generous than for most accused individuals in the private sector.
Trump also said during the meeting that he wanted the Senate's version of the bill to be more generous.
But in Utah's case, the state is asking the administration for the more generous amount to cover fewer people.
It claims to give consumers much fresher produce, and farmer-producers a more generous share of the retail price.
The United States and Europe should extend even more generous free-trade agreements (FTAs) to Turkey, Lebanon and Jordan.
Other companies that are introducing more generous parental leave policies realize the benefits need to be managed more thoughtfully.
Between strengthening Social Security and making it more generous, or making it harder to help people save and retire.
The proposals were more generous than a recent relaxation of a public sector pay cap announced by Britain's government.
It also sets a uniform and more generous statewide standard for determining who is eligible to receive legal services.
Stewart told BBC radio that he would be asking the French and Canadian governments to make more generous contributions.
Because of extra subsidies, you'll end up with the equivalent of a more generous "gold" plan without paying extra.
And it would make subsidies more generous for people with incomes below 250 percent of the federal poverty line.
If more is needed, the Riksbank could offer more generous terms for loans to banks or purchase securities directly.
Your health insurance: He would eliminate private insurance and put you on a government plan more generous than Medicare.
You are correct that invitations are not to be thought of as an offer to negotiate more generous terms.
Safety-net benefits are becoming ever-more generous, overtaking in many cases what a worker is capable of earning.
But what could be more generous than to only tax the billionaires' wealth once they are dead and gone?
McConnell hoped that the two moderate holdouts would be convinced to vote yes if the grants were more generous.
Rubio on Thursday threatened to vote against the tax bill unless the child tax credit is made more generous.
Some, including Hillary Clinton, have argued that the government should sweeten the carrot, by making the subsidies more generous.
This doesn't apply only to, say, New York or California — states with higher taxes funding more generous social programs.
The real estate industry ended up with an even more generous depreciation timetable, allowing owners to shelter more income.
It's capable of the same tasks, has a more generous selection of ports, and is even lighter than the original.
Coates was more generous in a January assessment, however, saying he felt "very positive" about the delivery of the Games.
Changes may also include making tax credits for older Americans more generous, an item that could win over some moderates.
You are truly a saint, and a more generous soul than any of our selfish, greedy asses will ever be.
"The international community has been much more generous in other cases," said Trujillo, who met with UN representatives on Tuesday.
He won concessions from the White House to make the child tax credit more generous in last year's tax overhaul.
As a result, they systematically give more generous lending terms to state-owned enterprises (SOEs) than to their private peers.
Instead of the expected puerile comedy, Lovesick tells a far sweeter and more generous story about friendships, love, and loss.
This is significantly more generous than other Republican proposals for how much to spend on the especially high-cost patients.
Less than 603% of the entrepreneurs who seek funding receive it, which is slightly more generous than most VC firms.
Justice Samuel Alito, author of the plurality opinion, struck a more generous and less testy note than he often does.
Our model attempts to account for geographical differences by being more generous to universities in poor parts of the country.
In the 1990s the grading of GCSE exams and A-levels, taken at 18, became ever more generous (see chart).
Trump has urged the Republican-led Senate to pass a more "generous" bill than the one approved by the House.
""No.""Would it make you kinder, more generous and a better lover if you had the money to erase them?
And to Americans, a bill that's better than Obamacare is a bill that covers more people with more generous insurance.
New issues from Chinese local government financing vehicles outperformed, traders noted, as they tended to be more generous on pricing.
From April 1st Britain's minimum wage is to be rebranded as the "national living wage" (NLW) and made more generous.
The family-owned specialty manufacturing outfit will save on taxes thanks to the more generous treatment of pass-through entities.
Even more generous ones, like "Crossroads of America," seemed to say that Indianapolis was a place one merely passed through.
Aggrieved Americans are unlikely to be won over with more generous food stamps or a bigger earned-income tax credit.
House Republicans are proposing an even more generous $2628 billion, while the Senate Armed Services Committee would allocate $28503 billion.
House Republicans are proposing an even more generous $6900 billion, while the Senate Armed Services Committee would allocate $2628 billion.
Early childhood offerings vary, but everywhere in Europe and in Canada they're far more generous than in the United States.
These were slightly bigger and more generous than Shake Shack's nuggets, but they were coated in just breadcrumbs, no batter.
The credit risk cap may be as high as 25 percent, and the measure of capital may be more generous.
Medicaid provides more generous, more comprehensive coverage than many of the health insurance policies purchased by consumers on the exchanges.
Perhaps no work is more generous — and generative — than Belott's meditation on the shopping cart, Shopping for Color (1996–1998).
"The employee may have the power to make your return happen [or not] and can be more generous," Bodge says.
No consumer loan even comes close to offering more generous terms, which is both frustrating and extremely puzzling to policymakers.
They drafted a letter that called for improved working conditions, higher pay, more generous benefits and protections for staff members.
His self-indulgent lament: What could be more generous than spending everything on other people and being left with nothing?
The government gives inhabitants who hold permanent residence papers, called hukou, more generous access to housing, schools and health care.
Once I give up on a painting and want to discard it, I'm able to be more generous or innovative.
Apple stores in 44 states tend to offer more generous pay and benefits than is standard in the retail industry.
To meet this challenge, many economists have argued for a universal basic income or more generous earned-income tax credit.
But he and co-authors have also suggested a different, more generous approach than the one in the Republican legislation.
When countries get richer, one of the first things their people do is vote for more generous government social services.
But Kapstream's Lee estimates that Latitude was more generous, offering spreads in line with residential mortgage-backed securities or above.
Priced at $100 a month, the plan is also more generous than Verizon's four-gigabyte plan at $100 a month.
But once the country commits to a fundamentally more generous, decent safety net, it becomes an accepted part of society.
But in America the system is more generous, says Jason Factor, a tax lawyer at Cleary Gottlieb Steen and Hamilton.
"Own occupation" coverage will pay if you're unable to perform the duties of your specific job, making it more generous.
As tax code reform moves forward, Congress has a unique opportunity to empower Americans to become even more generous givers.
Its loans often come with lower interest rates and more generous repayment schedules than those made through some commercial lenders.
Like the House, they are exploring ending Medicaid expansion and reducing tax credits — not making the bill significantly more generous.
And it will help create denser and more generous lives, lives aware that others are not only other, but are real.
Apple wrapped a span around the word "click" to apply more generous letter spacing, so it doesn't look like "dick." pic.twitter.
If they try to win over moderates by making tax credits more generous for older Americans, they could lose more conservatives.
If you're an older enrollee under the House bill, you get more generous benefits than a younger enrollee: up to $4,000.
It depends on how generous an employer is, and whether state labor laws are more generous to workers than the FSLA.
I couldn't have asked for a more generous and supportive co-star… Also… We've been out in these streets together boiiii.
Cox does not appear to have an unlimited option, although it does have a more generous 2TB cap for gigabit users.
Yet it benefits only those who can afford to own their home (the bigger the mortgage, the more generous the deduction).
But the boom is also a result of tax breaks, which are even more generous than those lavished on ordinary airlines.
And PolitiFact's nitpicking of Trump's statements contrasts with the more generous attitude it sometimes takes toward the statements of other politicians.
I think when we get to the point where our money is working for us I will get even more generous.
This is a practice the Affordable Care Act barred, as the law's drafters wanted to encourage enrollment in more generous options.
The current stressful reinsurance market conditions are promoting weaker pricing and more generous terms and conditions, particularly for property catastrophe risk.
The ACA's premium subsidies, which are tied to the cost of those "benchmark" plans, will also much more generous next year.
The Senate bill proposes tying the growth rate for Medicaid funding to standard inflation instead of the more generous medical inflation.
It would be, as Vox's Sarah Kliff explained earlier, even more generous than the universal health care programs in European countries.
For example, Senate leaders are still coming under pressure from centrists to make the Medicaid portion of the bill more generous.
The first complaint was always dubious, given the premium on offer and Vantiv's limited wiggle room to make it more generous.
This would be significantly less than 30 per cent and so more generous than 70-30 split for its AdSense model.
Senate Republicans were already planning to make the bill more generous, for example by increasing tax credits for low-income people.
So rather than encourage selfish fretting, the WEF would do better to call for the spread of a more generous spirit.
Some think the Facebook developments will increase pressure on rival platforms Google and Apple News to be more generous with publishers.
I already had the newborn routine down and had an even more generous maternity leave from my job this time around.
"It's time we finally made Social Security more generous and increased its benefits," he said in a speech earlier this month.
It was made more generous in the revised version, and it's backed by the NFIB, so we'll see where he stands.
They earn almost five times the Goodyear wage—$22019 an hour—for an 8-hour shift, with far more generous benefits.
The truth is, the more kind and liberal a man is, the more generous will be the patronage bestowed upon him.
And smaller companies are in many cases losing out to larger employers, which typically can offer more generous pay and benefits.
It turns out that when people go with their gut, they are much more generous than when they spend time deliberating.
That would make the health care system she envisions more generous than the one Sanders has proposed, but also more expensive.
While the Recovery Act in 20093 included more generous unemployment insurance, it only expanded support by $22009 per week for recipients.
Premium credits are more generous — yet it is also more likely that the insured population will be sicker, driving up premiums.
You would offer more generous benefits that are easier to access or longer-lasting and help people transition to other sectors.
A more generous take might be that to Thiel, the military applications and implications of AI are the most salient ones.
Eligible individuals could be enrolled in a no-cost plan with the option of paying a premium for more generous coverage.
The Clinton administration also expanded the earned-income tax credit for low earners, which becomes more generous the more people work.
" The jazz historian Dan Morgenstern was slightly more generous in his description: "It was a strange place but had great music.
"This could be more generous terms for loans to banks and/or direct purchases of securities," Ingves said in a statement.
The resulting tableaus are warmer and more generous, full of love for a disappearing world rather than anger at its loss.
Of course, an employer can also choose to be more generous — providing the desks on request, or ordering one for everybody.
The Rimac's battery is no slouch either, and gets 404 miles to a single charge under the more generous NEDC estimates.
Asked what the new casinos could do to attract low-rollers like herself, Ms. Parker advised them to be more generous.
The A.C.A.'s credits toward premiums would be made more generous to help enrollees offset the cost of public-option premiums.
The GOP plan is paid for in part through a proposal to start taxing more generous employer-sponsored health insurance plans.
The Republican plans, with their skimpier benefits, and more generous tax assistance for the wealthy, would offer them a better deal.
The benefits imagined in their single-payer proposal would be more generous than any other health care system in the world.
Steve Weiss, managing partner at Short Hills Capital Partners, said Tesla could have been even more generous with their stock offering.
As a rule, as economic conditions improve and voters begin to feel more secure, they become more generous and more liberal.
During the 2016 campaign, Hillary Clinton proposed doubling the credit for young children and making it more generous to low earners.
It retains a more generous deduction for state and local taxes, and limits the mortgage interest deduction slightly for wealthy homeowners.
To address spiking premiums on marketplace plans, Congress ought to offer more generous subsidies to better insulate consumers against price increases.
Why indeed should taxpayers' money be spent on the children of the rich rather than more generous financial aid for the poor?
Even if the more generous OEW weight format were used, not all 737 MAX 8s might escape as some use lighter layouts.
Bernie Sanders (I-VT), for example, you see that most of the changes seniors would see would make their insurance more generous.
By a more generous definition, the record could belong to the Earl of Bath, who held office for 48 hours in 1746.
Notwithstanding talk about "welfare queens," 40 years of evidence shows that the poor do not stop working when welfare becomes more generous.
An "own occupation" policy is more generous, as it'll pay out if you're unable to perform the duties of your specific job.
Filiz Polat, of the opposition Greens, detects a whiff of hostility to foreigners in the resistance to establishing a more generous regime.
"As I've gotten more generous and they perceive that I have more money, they think of me as an ATM," she said.
The idea, in other words, is to give seniors a more generous version of Medicare and extend Medicare coverage to more people.
At first, he is likely to use it to bring in more generous pensions for the old and scholarships for the young.
These would include more powers for trade unions, an end to unpaid internships and zero-hours contracts, and more generous paternity leave.
The government has introduced more generous maternity and paternity benefits in the last decade in an effort to boost the birth rate.
Trump told Republican senators earlier this month that the House bill was "mean" and that the Senate bill should be more generous.
Another option on the table would make the tax credits offered to help people buy insurance more generous for lower-income Americans.
Young, healthy people might choose bare-bones catastrophic coverage, but reserve the right to step up to a more generous plan later.
Tucked away in the game are side-missions that are more generous in scope and artistry than entire campaigns of its contemporaries.
The ECB could introduce more generous terms to its plan for more multi-year loans to help lift price and economic growth.
A more generous accounting approach allows public pension plans to avoid asking taxpayers to stump up more money in the short term.
Two years ago, it instituted a more generous maternity leave policy, providing birth mothers with up to 20 weeks of paid leave.
If there's a politically persuasive case to be made for a more generous society, it's got be less abstract and more concrete.
Major US tech companies, including Google, Facebook, and Amazon, have all been advocating for quicker and more generous high-skilled immigration policies.
" The former administration official had a more generous view: "I think the general idea that Trump can't make amends is totally false.
It is structured to give more generous retirement benefits to low-income people, given the taxes they pay during their working years.
In a more generous reading this style calls back to E. M. Forster and the brilliant start of The Longest Journey (1907).
Some states opted out of enrolling their workers and instead relied on pension plans with more generous payout formulas, according to TeacherPensions.
Hillary Clinton has talked about giving out more generous subsidies, so insurance costs less and more people can afford to buy it.
Trump called the House legislation "mean," and told the senators he wanted them to develop a plan that would be more generous.
Comedy duo Key & Peele competed in a battle over who was more generous that somehow ended with them eating a dead rat.
Medicaid patients who made small monthly payments in special accounts, got a checkup or did other activities could earn more generous benefits.
As a result, many consumers can buy similar health plans or more generous plans for about the same price as last year.
A better way to do this is to give more generous checks that would be adequate for even the worst of situations.
It is likely to face opposition from Democrats, who have their own plans and have pushed for more generous paid leave benefits.
It is likely to face opposition from Democrats, who have their own plans and have pushed for more generous paid leave benefits.
The more moderate position is to simply bolster the insurance markets we have now, with a public option or more generous subsidies.
" Mr. Vargas added: "In general, resettlement countries were more generous in the past about providing opportunities in this part of the world.
The letter called for improved working conditions, higher pay, more generous benefits and protections for staff members against "unilateral change by Tronc."
Two years ago, it instituted a more generous maternity leave policy, providing birth mothers with up to 20 weeks of paid leave.
Even if the president wants to help negotiate a more generous restructuring for the island, that process is a slow, painstaking one.
There are a mountain of studies that show gratitude's benefits: It makes you healthier, more generous, better at sleeping and less stressed.
Labor unions oppose this tax because their members often receive more generous healthcare plans, and they fear it would increase their costs.
It's also much more generous in its treatment of people who may have racked up large debts without acquiring comparably large assets.
It's also much more generous in its treatment of people who may have racked up large debts without acquiring comparably large assets.
The commercial creditors say their offer to the Cuban government is even more generous than that agreed to by the Paris Club.
But this more generous spirit rarely extends to pregnant women in the grip of addiction, who are still widely seen as perpetrators.
Now, each player will be guaranteed at least $2,000 per month year-round and will be eligible for more generous performance bonuses.
"Since the dealers are paying less for financing, they can afford to be a little more generous with the price," he said.
A number of insurance providers sued, arguing that Congress was bound to make the much more generous payout under the ACA formula.
Most Western democracies maintain welfare states far more generous than anything proposed by Johnson, and there are still poor people in Europe.
Despite the progressive state's more generous safety net, the out-of-control housing costs push more people into destitution than anywhere else.
Negotiators agreed to provide a more generous child tax credit in the final bill to shore up support from Mr. Rubio, above.
But I think Democrats will probably want to extend them — including the bigger standard deduction and the more generous Child Tax Credit.
Democrats are arguing for more generous, income-based subsidies, and Republicans are arguing for less generous, but more universal, age-based subsidies.
A more generous interpretation would simply be that the DCCC pros just aren't as smart as they like to think they are.
It's a smart move, and Google has certainly been more generous to journalism than Facebook, but trust the friendly giant at your peril.
The result was a change to the way medical expenses are deducted that the Senate could use to create more generous tax credits.
Similarly, employers mention parental leave rules that are more generous to workers and longer consultation periods over redundancies than set out by Brussels.
Tax cuts and more generous loans will be needed to help reverse the slump, and the government is taking steps in this direction.
Maria Altmann was far more generous than Hedda, and with a lot more reason to be resentful and angry the way Hedda was.
If you're expecting the insurer to have a more generous financial payout, the insurer compensates for that by charging you a higher premium.
Yes, but: The share of Americans who have more generous impressions is roughly equal to the poll's margin of error, which is 3%.
Starbucks is known for giving its workers, which it calls "partners," more generous pay and benefits than other mass-market restaurants and retailers.
However, the fuel economy regulations specify separate standards for cars and light trucks (stricter standards for cars and more generous ones for trucks).
And it turned out that when you try to make public services much more generous, you need to make taxes a lot higher.
That means higher deductibles, copayments, and other cost-sharing devices to make up for lower premiums than a more generous plan would have.
Energy industry sources in Algeria say the proposed law should be more generous to investors, with greater tax incentives and lower customs duty.
It encourages companies to provide more generous benefit packages that drive up health spending, because the tax preference makes their dollars go further.
He's also on the record as supporting making the earned income tax credit more generous and making the child tax credit fully refundable.
That suggests the bank could still support inflation with tighter policy, because the stimulus provided now may be more generous than initially thought.
Yet whereas America's Congress agreed to recapitalise banks only in the face of imminent collapse, the Chinese authorities will surely be more generous.
You know, a slightly more generous way to think about where we are in America is that we're in a time of mismatch.
More generous than Versailles and more practical than Kellogg-Briand, the Treaty of Paris has blossomed into a unique supranational form of government.
Seven states tax some Social Security benefits but provide an exemption that is more generous than what is available at the federal level.
The French capital also caps the number of nights hosts can list their apartment, though at a rather more generous 120 per year.
However, when their dopamine systems were disrupted after they received a drug called amisulpride, women acted more selfishly, while men became more generous.
In Europe, Commerzbank just lowered its own return target to a mere 6 percent – and on a more generous interpretation of equity, too.
The White House pointed me to the changes made in the House manager's amendment, which would make the medical expenses deduction more generous.
Spin proposed handing over 10 percent of net profits; Ofo was more generous, offering 10 percent of its revenue from rentals on campus.
But analysts have predicted tight supplies in the industry would ease, likely putting an end to more generous mark-ups later this year.
I think they might be, mostly because the public Medicare Extra plan that CAP envisions is much more generous than current Obamacare plans.
As the afternoon progresses, the pours get more generous and everyone's conversations—specifically debating the flavor profiles of craft beers—progressively gets louder.
If you want to be a little more generous, you can say Google has pivoted away from attempting to engineer the impossible — i.e.
A "basic income" here is just slightly more generous welfare and it will not end capitalism but it will make people's lives easier.
That's one of the things that happens under Obamacare: It gives tax credits for health insurance, giving lower-income people more generous subsidies.
In 1972, George McGovern challenged Nixon for reelection not by attacking his income support policies but by proposing a more generous basic income.
It is also appropriate for this noisy moment, when contemplation rather than intrusion feels like a more generous way to engage your audience.
You can be somewhat more generous with pork, poultry and fish, which are better for your health and less damaging to the earth.
Mr. Booker would replace the earned-income tax credit with a far more generous credit for workers; his plan would run $251 billion.
The government will pick up the bulk of the tab for redundancy payments, and has also introduced more generous unemployment benefits than usual.
Where Nakashima ran his studio with dictatorial control, Mira says, requiring strict adherence to his vision, her home reveals a more generous approach.
But removing the overhaul of Medicaid or letting federal payments grow at a more generous rate may not solve the GOP's math problem.
" Further polling shows that many people perceive socialism as a more "generous" basis for government and conversely associate capitalism with "greed" and "selfishness.
But the budget office didn't think that many such people would use those comparatively more generous tax credits, because of the high deductibles.
The Senate bill pays for the more generous Medicaid phaseout in the early years by reducing the program's overall spending more sharply later.
Beneficiaries pay the difference, which will be higher for more costly plans that may offer more generous benefits, and lower for cheaper plans.
You can use Singapore miles to book awards on other Star Alliance airlines (including United) while benefiting from Singapore's more generous fee policies.
"Mike will reform the EITC (Earned Income Tax Credit) to make it much more generous, especially for single childless workers," his plan says.
Instead, they take an approach that is at once more generous and more unsparing, refusing to either condemn their characters or prettify them.
"More generous public grant financing support, and especially increased financing for adaptation is needed to take responsibility and provide climate justice," she said.
Plus, the annual increase in funding would be based on Congressional Budget Office projections for Medicaid growth, which is more generous than inflation.
"If you look at places that have more generous paid family leave programs, they have higher gender wage gaps," says IWF's Heath Manning.
Amazon was forced to offer a far more generous 6.9 percent interest rate and flexible conversion terms — another sign that times were changing.
That means higher deductibles, copayments, and other means of cost sharing to make up for lower premiums than a more generous plan would have.
The more generous the contents of the box, the more likely it is that a potential consumer might see value in backing the project.
This could be interpreted a few different ways, the more generous of which is Biden getting America's wealthy on board with a progressive agenda.
Surveys show that Lyft drivers are happier than the ones that drive for Uber, citing perks like in-app tipping and more generous earnings.
In addition to these, Mr Hammond offered up a few sensible spending commitments, including making universal credit, a big welfare reform, somewhat more generous.
"The initial proposal I think is more generous and more positive to the industry than expected," said Jeff Jonas, portfolio manager with Gabelli Funds.
Yet the forms of art engage us not in that literalist mode but in a much more generous embrace, as embodied minds, imaginations, spirits.
That includes paring back lavish tax breaks for investing in property and the even more generous treatment of income from dividends for certain taxpayers.
But changing the Steam revenue split to more generous to developers is certainly a highly effective strategy to keep developers happy and sticking around.
Such a plan might make the government a more generous insurer than it is now, but could also result in even higher drug prices.
She also wants a more generous spending cap for Medicaid — which, to be clear, still fundamentally changes the program from an open-ended entitlement.
Democrats' Medicare-for-all proposals would replace today's Medicare program with a similarly structured but much more generous program run by the same agency.
In many countries rights for part-time workers have been strengthened and parental leave made more generous, with the state often bearing the cost.
But the free and cheapest tiers of these apps are more generous than you might think, so it's worth exploring as a safety net.
It seeks to reduce Americans' health care costs by providing more generous federal premium subsidies and expanding the number of people eligible for them.
Long held conservative beliefs that more competition and concentrating more generous government aid on the truly poor haven't really even been mentioned at all.
Despite street protests and mounting international pressure, PiS has not budged and enjoys strong public support, in part due to more generous social spending.
A more generous one would stop the clock for one or two years, effectively giving banks until 2021 and 2026 for hitting their targets.
We've also seen a moderate shift away from middle-of-the-road "silver" plans, toward both the cheaper "bronze" and more generous "gold" options.
It strikes a much better balance between the Plant and Zombie factions than the original did, and it's much more generous with its rewards.
Instead they are left to pray for more generous donors, a gradual improvement back home and mercy at the hands of their Kenyan hosts.
Dad LeBron needs his power forward to be a more generous, off-ball presence, and Love is not going to get in the way.
Whereas all servicers collectively rejected 69 percent of applications for the government's modification program, Nationstar has been more generous, rejecting 54 percent of borrowers.
Dozens of lawmakers from high-tax blue states have pushed for more generous state and local tax deductions under the planned GOP tax overhaul.
The Senate plan incorporated more generous treatment for pass-through business income than the House plan did, with an effort led by Wisconsin Sen.
While this isn't "charity," per se, I separate all our giving and track it to encourage us to be more generous with our incomes.
As tax code reform moves forward, Congress and the Trump administration have a unique opportunity to empower Americans to become even more generous givers.
Analysts say the unions' demands also reflect the expectation that the government might be more generous ahead of a national election expected in June.
In the UK, the vacation policy is much more generous — many businesses offer workers roughly 20 to 30 days of paid leave per year.
House Republicans in high-tax blue states seek more generous tax breaks because the loss of those deductions could raise taxes for their constituents.
It's not as though he has fought for a more generous health care system only to be shot down by his Republican-controlled Congress.
To be more generous: Fey, who graduated from the University of Virginia, probably isn't seriously suggesting that would-be protesters stress-eat at home.
We need a radical shift in consciousness, a more generous conception of the whole, which is far more inclusive than we prefer to believe.
"The producer/member deduction is more generous than most of us thought possible a few months ago," he said in an email to members.
This would be very different from the Affordable Care Act, where people who earn less get more generous subsidies to put toward insurance coverage.
Biden's team estimates that making the ACA more generous in this way can be paid for through higher capital gains taxes on the rich.
Older generations tend to be more generous, with roughly 9 percent of Gen-Xers and 5 percent of Baby Boomers picking the cheapest option.
Pundits immediately took to Twitter to frame Mr. Trump's plan as "left of Obama" and more generous (thus potentially more costly to the government).
As part of its package, the ECB said it would offer more generous loans to banks so they can keep lending to small businesses.
To the extent that other countries achieve better public health outcomes, they do it primarily through more generous, rather than more efficient, social spending.
That by allowing Lee to regain a portion of his humanity, Tarantino is offering a different, more generous kind of Asian-American representation onscreen.
In a competitive labor market, employers must vie for workers; they try to lure workers from other firms by offering them more generous compensation.
But New York's benefits will be much more generous — offering 12 weeks while California and New Jersey offer six, and Rhode Island just four.
Making the program more generous would have required more spending, and they were eager to keep the headline cost of the law under control.
Note: This was originally going to be a more generous benefit for workers, but Republicans in the Senate balked at the effect on businesses.
But he could not offer details about which tax brackets might have lower rates or say if the package would include more generous deductions.
The pilot project would apply only to so-called enhanced Medicare drug plans, which typically offer more generous drug coverage but carry higher premiums.
Isn't pretending to be fond of people you have to spend time with a better and more generous tack than being cold and distant?
Older long-term care policies offer benefits that are more generous than more recent ones, including shorter benefits waiting periods and longer benefits durations.
Men tend to be more generous restaurant tippers than women, but women are better when it comes to hotel housekeeping, baristas and hair stylists.
Actually, it's a far more generous version than traditional Medicare, which features co-pays, co-insurance, limits on catastrophic coverage and significant monthly premiums.
But, as Mr. Sanders often points out, people who lose their private insurance would, in almost all cases, get more generous government insurance instead.
Paul James Laurora, a chemical engineering graduate from New Jersey who was provided more upfront money than Williams—$33,500—also received more generous terms.
More generous subsidies for people with modest incomes could bring the cost of health care down at a relatively small expense to the government.
The finance ministry has been asked to consider more generous tax incentives to attract domestic and foreign investment this year, Somkid Jatusripitak told reporters.
They specifically want a formula for indexing Medicaid to inflation to be changed so that it is more generous to states getting federal support.
"People who tend to be more generous generally tended to be people who have waited tables or done a job requiring tips," she said.
As cochair of The Times&apos Women&aposs Network, Grau also helped update the company&aposs paid-family-leave policy to be more generous.
GOP lawmakers have floated keeping ObamaCare's 3.8 percent net investment income tax to help pay for more generous healthcare subsidies for low-income people.
Ms. Collins has said she does not favor a lower individual rate, and Mr. Rubio has pushed for a more generous child tax credit.
Even in European countries, which tend to offer much more generous family leave policies, women fall behind in pay compared with their male peers.
He has not become more responsible or more sober, more decent or more generous, more considered or more informed, more careful or more kind.
He and others from La Goulue have been reaching out to preferred patrons and enticing customers with more generous portions and lower wine prices.
I would note that President Trump reportedly told senators today that the House bill was "mean" and the Senate plan should be more generous.
That means higher deductibles, copayments, and other cost-sharing devices to make up for lower premiums than a more generous plan like Medicaid would have.
Even a better school offering a lesser reward is worth noting — more so than a more generous offer from a lower-ranked school, he said.
It would actually make our system more generous than any of the other developed nations that Democrats like to cite as models for our own.
All states would expand Medicaid coverage to anyone living underneath the poverty line, and subsidies for health care on the exchanges would be more generous.
The clam chowder's ample portion of clams was outdone by its even more generous amounts of bacon and potatoes — stewy, but not at all sludgy.
T-Mobile is bringing to an end one of its more generous perks that gave customers traveling to Canada and Mexico free unlimited LTE service.
It is essentially doing what Google Glass once did, but with a higher-resolution, full-color display that has a more generous field of view.
Food stamps or Temporary Assistance for Needy Families, two welfare programmes that have an immediate impact, could be made more generous in recessions, for example.
The Murdoch family trust controls only 39% of Fox, leaving a bit of room for Mr Roberts to make a more generous overture to shareholders.
The fix would be to bite the bullet and spend more money on making programs more generous to people who aren't all that low-income.
The Social Security tax increases, likewise, finance more generous benefits for seniors at a time when defined benefit pensions are becoming less and less common.
However, "the overall political calculus will still shift against him (Modi) should he try to be far more generous than the Budget allows," Varathan said.
They added language paving the way for the Senate, if it chooses, to make the bill's tax credit more generous for people age 50-64.
If Louisiana really hopes to keep its academic superstars, it should offer a more generous incentive to truly excellent pupils, as many states now do.
He can only reply, a short time later, by means of a new potlatch, more generous than the first: He must pay back with interest.
" Alderson later added that the club had to be "a little more generous in how we approach the next three or four weeks with Travis.
While laid-off employees at Deutsche Bank's UK office only had a few hours to leave, Meyer said the country's layoffs are typically more generous.
"I'm sorry I wasn't born a bear," the former mayor of Belitsa grumbles, since the park's budget is more generous than that of his town.
The Balanced Budget Act of 1997 created a new fee schedule that was much more generous to independent operators and paid more for rural trips.
McKinsey notes that governments will have to develop and provide extensive job retraining to help displaced workers as well as providing more generous income supplements.
And if she drops her plan (which was inspired by Senator Bernie Sanders's more generous one), cannot get it through Congress or loses the election?
If their goal is to create a kinder, more generous, more livable country without gaping differences in income and power, they must consider globalization's downsides.
But the programs also need to make good financial sense, and no company wants to be any more generous than it absolutely has to be.
If enough other customers start making similar decisions, perhaps the major carriers will make it easier for us to be more generous with one another.
Telemundo also offers "exclusive" contracts to a few of its biggest stars, which gives them more generous benefits and longer-term contracts with the network.
Use beans or lean proteins as a base, add a small amount of cheese and be more generous with toppings like onions, tomatoes, and lettuce.
It's also time to put to rest the claim that more generous support for the homeless will only attract more homeless people to our community.
It depends on how well the system pays clinicians, how individuals respond to more generous health coverage, and how the Medicare system adapts over time.
And it's true — Sanders's proposed plan is more generous than the typical private-sector plan, offering no co-pays or deductibles and covering virtually everything.
They have started to clear a space with someone I love that can foster more generous and fluid understandings of living an embodied, gendered life.
He said the president should be more generous on unemployment insurance, for example, and ignore advisers who are telling him to decrease it over time.
Asking them to imagine what it feels like for another child to be shared with, or not shared with, prompted them to be more generous.
He has called more generally for higher taxes on the rich and on investment income, along with more generous tax credits for the middle class.
It also included more generous pension benefits, allowing people to retire at 62 if they had contributed for 38 years, which both parties campaigned on.
But other unions, including those in the construction, auto industry and some hotel trades, have more generous policies -- with low premiums, deductibles and co-pays.
Even among plans owned by the same insurer, Medicare Advantage plans are more generous in covering these kinds of drugs than stand-alone drug plans.
Republican senators were already planning to make their bill more generous, at least relative to the House bill, known as the American Health Care Act.
Both candidates would offer more generous premium subsidies than the Affordable Care Act provides and cap people's premium costs at 8.5 percent of their income.
He told me he now notices his own stereotypes and is eager to replace them with something more generous and true about his fellow Americans.
Smiles jumped around 20% and Gol, the country's biggest domestic airline, climbed nearly 23% as investors reckoned the more generous offer might convince minority shareholders.
If conservative hard-liners oppose any robust replacement plan, and swing-district members demand a more generous plan, a compromise may be out of reach.
Smiles jumped around 20% and Gol, the country's biggest domestic airline, climbed nearly 23% as investors reckoned the more generous offer might convince minority shareholders.
Mr. Rubio and Mr. Lee have been pressing Republican leaders to bolster the child tax credit to make it more generous for low-income families.
The gap, Mr. Haan said, is largely explained by more generous programs that support milk prices as well as higher labor costs than in America.
In that case, you might be better off finding cheaper 20- or 30-year term insurance with more generous death benefits outside of your plan.
Trump went so far as to repeatedly claim on the campaign trail that undocumented workers are actually receiving more generous public services than America's veterans.
The long-term educational benefits of helping children avoid brain damage are unquestionably going to be larger than providing more generous subsidies for college tuition.
Compare that with France, where the share is higher and has changed little, buoyed perhaps by labour-market policies, such as a more generous minimum wage.
It will be means tested and will now more closely resemble income-support schemes offered across the EU, though it will rank among the more generous.
It would shift to a more generous annual cost-of-living adjustment formula that is more sensitive to medical inflation and other costs disproportionately affecting seniors.
The Ontario pilot is certainly more generous than the miserly Ontario Works welfare program, which currently gives individuals up to $343 per month to live on.
But the real time to buy is after Christmas when stores will be trying to get rid of seasonal lines and being more generous with discounts.
Then there was the health-care plan that he told voters would be cheaper, more generous and cover more people than Obamacare, his predecessor's coverage scheme.
While it would allocate three out of every four euros to increased spending, its income tax cutting plans are nevertheless more generous than any other party.
Mr Sánchez said he would try to get a more generous budget passed for next year, but that depends on maintaining his heterogenous base of support.
" As she points out in her explainer on the bill: "The plan is significantly more generous than the single-payer plans run by America's peer countries.
In 2001, American Demographics learned that women out-tipped men (at the time), but Boomers and Northerners were still more generous than younger people and Southerners.
Mr Abe's team had hoped that workers would be "forward-looking", demanding more generous wages in anticipation of the higher inflation promised by the central bank.
The core rules of Trials won't be changing at all, but bounties are "a little more generous," according to the live team's PvP lead, Derek Carroll.
Bondholders rejected an offer by the government to buy back a third of the bonds at a discount, and are unenthusiastic about a more generous offer.
Microsoft notes that this policy will be a minimum requirement; if local laws require a more generous leave package, employers will need to adhere to that.
But in a rare show of unity, the lower house opposition passed its own version with far more generous tax cuts, forcing the government to negotiate.
Some states may have even more generous coverage than what the ACA offers, like covering a full year's supply of contraception at once or even vasectomies.
Some policymakers argued in favor of making the new TLTRO terms more generous and more in line with previous packages, minutes from the June meeting showed.
The Associate Press reported last week that Trump had called the House healthcare bill "mean" and told GOP senators to be "more generous" with their bill.
On the other hand, this reference to a "certain stability" is probably one of the more generous things any pontiff has said about non-traditional partnerships.
As soon as Grace and I got into the rental car and headed for the airport, I felt ashamed that I had not been more generous.
The push higher in the shares is not linked to an unexpected acceleration in the companies' profit growth, but a more generous valuation of their businesses.
In the episode, Kramer and Newman planned to arbitrage the difference between the New York rate of five cents and Michigan's more generous ten cent rate.
There's less data available about whether private health insurance has gotten more generous, but look at how much its share of personal health care spending grew.
The plan is even more generous than Canada's system, per Sarah Kliff at Vox, as our northern neighbors don't cover dental, vision, or many prescription drugs.
That's far more generous than larger economies like the US and Japan that gave the industry $60 ($46 USD) and $50 ($73 USD) per person respectively.
Bernie Sanders' "Medicare for All" bill would indeed replace traditional Medicare, but seniors' healthcare benefits would get more generous under that plan, as written — not less.
Our reviewer, Mary Gordon, praised McDermott, saying, "She has now extended her range and deepened it, allowing for more darkness, more generous lashings of the spiritual."
That's because you qualify for additional discounts that will lower your deductible and co-payment, making a silver plan even more generous than a gold plan.
Although etiquette experts suggest tipping 15% to 20% for most services, some people are more generous than others and many aren't giving a gratuity at all.
For example, if you make Social Security more generous while also giving people free health care and raising taxes, some people are going to retire earlier.
They wouldn't change the cost of less generous bronze plans or more generous gold plans because those products never got CSR funding in the first place.
But it was far more generous to the wealthy who, like the president, structure their businesses to pay tax on a so-called pass-through basis.
But there would be minimal out-of-pocket expenses for medical care under Mr. Sanders's plan, which would offer more generous benefits than Medicare currently does.
A more generous viewpoint would compare Bitcoin to gold, a scarce commodity that goes up and down in value and provides an alternative to national currencies.
The Moon squares off with Jupiter at 4:03 AM, encouraging us to expand our horizons and be more generous (but watch out for over-indulgence!).
You don't have to tell your story, but if you have a compelling and specific monetary need, a broker might make you a more generous offer.
Zhang said most people have been more generous with tips — usually he receives a couple dollars, but this week he had received a couple $10 tips.
Analysts said the ECB's plan to resume quantitative easing and offer more generous terms on its cheap multi-year loans to banks helped peripheral bond markets.
They are, however, quite strongly social-democratic: as Exhibit 1 shows, they have high taxes, which finance much more generous social benefits than we have here.
That's why bumping up the corporate rate to 2900 percent or 220006 percent could be attractive, as it could pay for more generous tax cuts elsewhere.
American officials have balked as their Israeli counterparts insisted on more generous terms for a new 10-year military aid package that could top $40 billion.
One option is to pay a more generous rate on your child's savings out of your own pocket or to match each dollar your child saves.
I washed it down with a mini bottle of Merlot — BA is more generous with its drink offering in economy than a lot of transatlantic carriers.
Las Vegas was also more generous toward Republicans than Democrats, with two Las Vegas zip codes in the GOP top 25, combining for just about $385,000.
Republican voters are more generous of their party, with 23 percent saying that they feel less favorable about it and 33 percent viewing it more favorably.
Amazon's weekly and biweekly payment cycles are much more generous than some big box retailers, which typically ask for 60- to 90-day terms, she said.
And providing the more generous subsidies for premiums and deductibles that these voters want would require higher taxes, something the Republican Congress seems disinclined to accept.
Making such subsidies more generous might actually save governments money in the medium term—after all, demands on health-care services and the police would decline.
Brown's victory was a death blow to the public option and more generous Medicaid provisions and subsidies, and many believed it would kill off ObamaCare completely.
Donald Trump went so far as to repeatedly claim on the campaign trail that undocumented workers are actually receiving more generous public services than America's veterans.
And there's a reason that Donald Trump, even while campaigning against the law, promised his reforms would mean even more generous coverage for even more people.
That's a predictable result, given that states that chose to expand were more likely to be more generous to begin with in funding their Medicaid programs.
But that also costs money — and a more generous health care plan is going to require more tax revenue to pay for all that health care.
Second, they don't have an alternative plan that would make good on their promise to provide more people with more generous health care at lower cost.
So the size of tax credits increased, which allowed many people to buy more generous plans at a lower price or less generous plans for free.
For example, India's decision to switch to a more generous calculation of GDP in 2015 probably captured more of the genuine economic gains of the country's poor.
An Uber driver working 2060 hours a week makes less than that—according to both BuzzFeed calculations and a more generous Uber study—so they'd still qualify.
Two, we just have to be a little bit more generous with each other and not say shit on Twitter that we wouldn't say to people's faces.
America spends a larger share of its GDP on social programmes than Canada does, but Canada is more generous with spending that acts as a safety net.
Clinton's discussion of those losses has been somewhat disingenuous — Mr. Sanders is offering people who lose such plans something new and probably more generous to replace them.
At many of those schools, alumni who played varsity sports tend to be more successful and even more generous to their alma mater than non-athlete alumni.
A more generous COLA would be tied to the CPI-E, an experimental measure created by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics focused on inflation affecting seniors.
His plan, the Medicare for All Act, describes a benefit package that is more generous than what other single-payer countries, like Canada, currently offer their residents.
Investors tend to like Exxon more than other oil firms, handing it ratios that are sometimes more generous than popular technology firms such as Google and Apple.
Click to enlarge The delinquency rates in those states, however, aren't as high, possibly because salaries for college graduates tend to be more generous in the Northeast.
Some want them to make universal credit more generous in the budget next month by reducing the rate at which benefits are withdrawn as people earn more.
Most state-level Republicans have been reluctant to accept the much more generous nine-to-one matching grants provided by the Affordable Care Act to expand Medicaid.
"I think Britain can afford to be more generous ... it's a first-world country," said Evdokimenko, who moved to the United Kingdom from Russia as a child.
Huawei's more generous with the colors than Apple, and you'll be able to buy the FreeBuds in a glossy black variant as well as the familiar white.
Unless she redraws her red lines, which the EU says would produce a more generous offer, the deal is unlikely to be a lot better than Canada's.
Roy's plan is notable in that it does continue to tether the insurance premiums to income, giving those who earn less more generous support — much like Obamacare.
It was in the first game, too, but it feels more generous in the sequel, that bit easier to pull off, the window of opportunity cracked wider.
Facebook is much more generous on that front — you can post updates of more than 60,000 characters there — but the company still sees plenty of screenshots anyway.
"Usually banks are more generous at the start of the year but this year it feels different," said Grant Ji, Executive director, Capital Markets, Northern China, CBRE.
I cannot stress enough how squeamish the domestic violence subplot is, and the abusive character's redemption is far more generous than what most any spousal abuser deserves.
The left will buy any argument that advances a more generous welfare state, but the right has to be convinced that doing so will materially improve society.
The bill, which Parliament needs to approve by June 29, grants a more generous 90% tax break for five years to those moving to some Southern regions.
In the Northeast, guests cough up over $1,000 to be in a wedding and partake in all of the related events — and they give more generous gifts.
The calculus of your decision will change if the school you'd transfer to offers lower tuition or a more generous financial aid package than your current one.
Other Democratic bills would link cost-of-living adjustments (COLAs) to a more generous inflation index specially geared to the elderly known as the CPI-E Rep.
"We expect that Rio's missed payment will further press the Brazilian government to offer more generous terms in its plan to renegotiate states' public debt," wrote Debonnaire.
The Trump administration is taking a more generous attitude toward immigrants whose DACA renewal applications were sitting in U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services mailboxes as of Oct.
And that's despite a more generous social safety net in those countries that would, you might think, make it easier to drop out of the work force.
"It seems they do not become more generous, more fair," the cleric said, referring to Chinese Indonesians, in the interview in an Islamic center in South Jakarta.
Research shows when donors get bombarded with direct-mail requests for money, Indiana University's Pasic said, they do not get more generous - they just get really irritated.
Proposed tax breaks for working people, in contrast, include relatively modest reductions in tax rates, a more generous standard deduction and tax relief for child care expenses.
Dr. Milkman said more generous policies appeared to attract more participants and, as they became more routinely integrated into business practice, seemed to be more generally appreciated.
"The American people are much more generous and much more united on the issue of insurance than are their elected officials," said Blumenthal, the Commonwealth Fund head.
A Bloomberg spokesperson issued a statement Monday saying the campaign paid its staff wages and benefits that were "much more generous" than any other campaign this year.
Andy Emmitt rated the best and worst of "RuPaul's Drag Race" contestants' music endeavors for Pitchfork, and he was much more generous than Shane would have been.
Looking back, I might not have been more generous originally because I was miffed at not hearing about this wonderful place until a year after it opened.
John Sununu, a further-right plan that would create more generous private accounts at the cost of $2.4 trillion in larger deficits over the first 10 years.
Many on Twitter pointed out that this might be a more generous use of wealth than attempting to fund space travel, as Mr. Musk hopes to do.
While the new coronavirus-spurred stimulus law offers help to all kinds of companies, startups may be barred from tapping into one of its more generous provisions.
Other states, like Minnesota and Idaho, are more generous, allowing citizens to register right up until the election and, increasingly, letting them vote on the same day.
I saw firsthand the increased economic security that unionization brought these predominantly female workers, in the form of higher wages, more generous pensions, and paid maternity leave.
Bernie Sanders' "Medicare for All" bill would indeed replace traditional Medicare, but seniors' health care benefits would get more generous under that plan, as written — not less.
Ms. Warren's proposal, however, would make the optional government plan more generous than those proposed by her rivals, and would allow more Americans to get it free.
Furthermore, we could reduce those disincentives by making programs more generous, not less — providing more aid to the near-poor rather than less aid to the poor.
" Asked about the American president, Mr. Yang was more generous: "Trump has socialist tendencies, because the way he won power in a way reflected the workers' demands.
This means it makes the most sense to shop for a policy outside of your employer; often you can get more generous death benefits for less money.
Although there has been a recent trend of companies offering more generous and flexible vacation to employees, like unlimited paid time off, Americans aren't taking full advantage.
In addition, the adverse impact of becoming a parent is found in other countries, including those with greater rates of nonmarital parenting and more generous family policies.
He requested Facebook consult publishing partners and be more generous sharing digital ad revenue, or he vowed, News Corp executives would take their dislike of Facebook public.
Also hailing from 2011, this Mac Mini features the same 2.3GHz Intel Core i5 Processor and ports but comes with a more generous 500GB of onboard storage.
And not only might I learn something, but my heart may grow and I may become a deeper person, a more generous person, a more loving person.
Mr. Sanders has described his health care plan as "Medicare for All," but it would be more generous, giving Americans broader coverage without premiums, deductibles or co-payments.
In March, It expanded its 15-second video limit to a far more generous 60 seconds, allowing video producers to put together more elaborate content on its platform.
Some analysts say new plane manufacturer strategies suggest those business models could start to converge and put pressure on them to be more generous with discounts on jets.
The room felt comfortably-sized for two people and the overall look was overwhelmingly posh, though the space might have felt more generous with a bit less furniture.
There are more generous and inclusive and open forms of storytelling than Bryant's, and certainly fuller and more humane stories to tell than his one tale of obsession.
The tax credits in the version of the AHCA that the House voted on were more generous than those Urban analyzed, meaning they would provide slightly better coverage.
She was more generous than I ever could have hoped for in helping me prepare for this role and I am lucky to now call her my friend.
The vote, 61-38, came after Democrats who sought more generous healthcare benefits for coal miners in the bill, ended their attempts to delay action on the measure.
Money markets have trimmed bets on a 10-basis-point deposit rate cut, but analysts expect dovish guidance and possibly more generous terms for planned multi-year loans.
He has said that the credits, which would replace a more generous federal subsidy provided by Obamacare, are not big enough to help people pay their insurance premiums.
Trump described the House legislation as "mean" during a meeting with Republican senators on Tuesday and said it should be more generous, according to a Senate GOP aide.
There is research to bear this out: Studies have found that when countries mandate more generous benefits for women than men, it can depress women's wages and employment.
The Senate bill -- in 2025 -- would begin tying the growth rate for Medicaid funding to standard inflation (CPI-U) instead of the more generous medical inflation (CPI-M).
"Even the $102 million would not impress the wealthy elite whom Trump counts as his peers," the AP noted, pointing out that other billionaires are much more generous.
Canon makes up for its greater size with a more generous 21-inch LCD screen, an electronic viewfinder, and plenty more control dials that my current camera lacks.
Gig workers will be more likely to purchase individual insurance coverage if we stabilize the market to address rising premiums, offer more generous subsidies, and expand subsidy eligibility.
It also put an end to most of the lifetime and annual benefit payment caps carried by some insurance policies, even the typically more generous employer-provided ones.
In wealthy countries like Germany, the Netherlands, Sweden and Denmark, unemployment benefits, housing subsidies and government-provided health care are far more generous than in the United States.
We could provide more generous support for those most in need, while at the same time providing them with an opportunity to contribute directly to the nation's prosperity.
In March, the three lawmakers introduced a bill that would have made Obamacare's premium and cost-sharing subsidies more generous and allowed more people to qualify for them.
This means that sicker patients would have to move to states that offer more generous benefits and, in turn, put more burden on that state's health care resources.
And despite claims to the contrary, the benefits federal employees receive are no more generous than what private employers provide to workers who are similar to the government's.
The experience taught Jacobs how gratitude — and the way we show it — can make us all more generous, connected, and most important of all, happier in our relationships.
Many Republican senators are looking to make the tax credits that help people afford insurance more generous for low-income people than they were in the House bill.
At a special lunch briefing, Republican senators discussed making tax credits for low-income and older Americans more generous compared to the House-passed American Health Care Act.
"Customers are increasingly using mobile networks rather than wifi given the improving quality of our 4G and 4G-plus networks and our more generous data allowances," Colao said.
Inflated subsidies would often cover the whole premium for a cheaper "bronze" plan, and in some cases, more generous "gold" plans actually became a better deal than silver.
It may appear wise to be more generous with options for your tech people than your sales team because without that genius, there wouldn't be anything to sell.
There was plenty of room to spread out; I found my room to be surprisingly spacious and far more generous than I expected for how little I paid.
States with more generous welfare programs and higher minimum wages often have lower inequality, while those with weaker unions and lower taxes on the rich have higher levels.
National leaders in Europe and North America are scrambling to placate energized, often unruly groups of people demanding change and a more generous share of the economic spoils.
And to see someone in Comme des Garçons on the street is to wonder if perhaps fashion isn't actually more generous, more civic-minded, more political than art.
House Democrats are trying to put together a more generous plan, offering Americans $2,000 a month with an additional $1,000 for every child until the crisis is over.
A lot of Silicon Valley companies and other white-collar employers have been aggressively competing to make their parental leave programs more generous over the past few years.
Senate Republicans need a way to pay for their health care bill, which is expected to have more generous subsidies and smaller Medicaid cuts than the House version.
The only two dissenters then were the court's most liberal members, Justices Thurgood Marshall and William Brennan, who argued for a more generous view of the required accommodation.
But her mother, lovingly, did not buy any prints of the photo that Julia hated so much, which is more generous that my mother ever was with me.
The move was done to win back the support of Mr. Rubio, who on Thursday said he would not vote for the bill without a more generous provision.
A winning strategy for telecoms is to be more generous with data plans and accept a mid-range of revenue per gigabyte of data used, the report suggests.
But while the Trump administration has cracked down on Russian diplomats, government officials and oligarchs, Mr. Trump himself largely has taken a far more generous stance toward Moscow.
Deportations have plummeted under his watch, and his administration has sought to incorporate more migrants into Mexican society by being more generous with humanitarian visas and work permits.
The benefit involves a small co-pay but covers the cost for ten days, which is more generous than most employers in the U.S., including hospitals and clinics.
House Democrats on Monday evening released a coronavirus stimulus proposal that includes direct payments to Americans that are more generous than the rebate checks proposed by Senate Republicans.
You could go to upper management, making the case that it would be good for morale and productivity (or whatever) if every location adopted a more generous policy.
Currently, some states spend much more on Medicaid and the exchanges than others, either because they cover more people or because their systems are more generous or expensive.
" In doing so, he holds, we can be more generous, empathetic humans, even to ourselves, since "toxicity simply cannot thrive in the golden presence of genuine self-love.
Moderate Republicans had asked for changes that would make the bill more generous to poor and elderly Americans who would lose out, and those requests were largely ignored.
He's one of the 2,000 emergency teachers hired without complete credentials to fill classrooms abandoned by educators who found more generous paydays in other states or other careers.
The exact size of the larger credit has yet to be determined, and the more generous it is, the more it could be beneficial for middle-income households.
The law would allow plans to charge slightly higher deductibles than under Obamacare, and the C.B.O. expects that some of the more generous plans will be phased out.
As you begin preparing your 2017 tax returns, make sure you don't overlook the more generous tax break for medical expenses that the GOP tax legislation made retroactive.
The Fed's recent actions were designed in part to allow banks to "be more generous" on loan forbearance, according to Sarah Bloom Raskin, a former deputy Treasury Secretary.
We look at the subsidies and think that making them more generous would both help this become more affordable and bring more people in, including some healthier people.
There is also a more generous interpretation of Coons: a man sincerely trying to find a middle ground with his friend at the nation's greatest hour of need.
It's great stuff, the sort of promo CM Punk in his "voice of the voiceless" years might've cut, except more generous to the fans and less self-involved.
Shoppers can also go in the opposite direction: use their new big tax credit to buy a more generous gold plan at a lower out-of-pocket price.
Or, maybe even better yet, they could buy a more generous plan for 20183 percent less than it cost in 2018, thanks to the bigger federal tax credit.
People who lose their jobs involuntarily will be eligible for largely the same benefits under the program, which is more generous than its typical layoff package, the company said.
To win over a board also shielding itself with claims of responsibility to customers, employees and societies means PPG will have to woo shareholders with a more generous premium.
The ECB is set to launch a fresh TLTRO in September, but as details are not yet finalised it has time to assess whether more generous terms are needed.
Mr. Ryan, like President Obama, supports expanding the earned-income tax credit — a wage subsidy largely limited to poor working parents — to make it more generous to childless adults.
Unfortunately for those who share your point of view, the constituency for more generous benefits is just as potent, if not more so, than the one for lower taxes.
But what was especially notable to me about these credits is that they're significantly more generous than the ones that Price proposed in his 2015 Empowering Patients First Act.
Alternatively, if the financial aid packages from other, comparable schools were more generous, that is also worth bringing to the school's attention in an appeal for more merit aid.
President Trump called the House's ObamaCare repeal bill "mean" and said it should be more generous during a meeting with Republican senators Tuesday, according to a Senate GOP aide.
Until recently, Argentina refused to negotiate with the holdouts, insisting that it was not prepared to offer more generous terms than those it had offered to the other creditors.
The benefits it provides to all US residents include dental, vision, and prescriptions, all without copayments—a more generous package than is offered to residents of some European countries.
And finally, knowing the algorithm will bubble up anything they missed might make people more generous about following new users that will add more tweets to their chaotic feeds.
President Trump called the House's ObamaCare repeal bill "mean" and said it should be more generous during a meeting with Republican senators Tuesday, according to a Senate GOP aide.
President Obama has offered Israel the largest package of military aid the U.S. has ever proposed to any nation, but the Israelis have asked for a more generous plan.
Moderates and many health experts, though, warn that only sick people would remain in the more generous ObamaCare plans, leading to price spikes for people with pre-existing conditions.
Her plan, the Medicare for All Act of 2019, describes a benefit package that is more generous than what other single-payer countries, like England or Canada, currently offer.
"This campaign paid its staff wages and benefits that were much more generous than any other campaign this year," a Bloomberg campaign spokesperson told The Hill in an email.
Although policies have improved somewhat since the early 1990s, women's labor force participation in countries that have more generous policies has continued to increase, unlike in the United States.
Mr. Macron says he wants to erase the railway workers' special status, which gives them more generous benefits than almost any other workers, including a guarantee of early retirement.
Trump has urged the Republican-led Senate to pass a more "generous" bill than that approved by the House, whose version he privately called "mean," according to congressional sources.
It preserves some popular tax deductions and credits that the House bill initially would have eliminated, and it makes the child tax credit somewhat more generous and widely available.
Then to compensate for these lost tax deductions, the Child Tax Credit got more generous and was also given to richer people and the standard deduction got much bigger.
Liz Hill, a spokeswoman for the Education Department, blamed the delay on the swirl of lawsuits filed by advocates pressing for a more generous response to loan-relief applicants.
This would include not just short term visas for academic conferences, but faster and more generous visa processing for AI professionals looking to work in a country long-term.
He promised to personally match $260,000, a gesture that seems more generous if you don't consider that's what the wealthy Flay can reportedly make from a single public appearance.
Troy Wolverton reported that while the new stimulus law offers help to all kinds of companies, startups may be barred from tapping into one of its more generous provisions.
The proposals for cash checks being weighed right now are dramatically more generous, and more inclusive of America's poorest residents, than the 2500, 26, and 21 stimulus checks were.
The mere existence of these plans can drive up premiums for people with expensive preexisting conditions, because these skimpy plans will lure healthy consumers away from more generous plans.
And if you were thinking about prepaying some of your 2000 state and local income taxes to take advantage of current law, which is more generous, forget about it.
A lobbyist who reviewed the language said the Medicaid provisions were more generous than expected, based on the growth that is set out for the cap on federal payments.
What would happen if, instead, health plans offered more generous coverage of high-value care, but less generous coverage of those services that provide little or no health benefit?
The proposed regulation would offer a more generous cushion for immigrant families than an earlier draft that set the yearly threshold at just 3 percent of the poverty level.
Also, her option is far more generous and is aimed at building support for full universal coverage by quickly immersing tens of millions of Americans in Medicare for All.
Why should my health insurance be any more generous or easier to use than that of the mom who quits her job to care for her father with dementia?
"If I were a board member, I would be very happy to grant a pay package even more generous than this one, provided it created good incentives," said Kolasinski.
As we look toward tax reform, Congress and the newly elected president ought to encourage Americans to be more generous, not send a signal that giving is less important.
Singapore Airlines, like United, is a Star Alliance member but has a more generous chart — meaning you get better value redeeming your points for flights on Star Alliance airlines.
With the program's end in sight, that hope would be gone, and insurers might balk at the effort required to change products and comply with new, more generous rules.
Private insurers could still offer plans modeled on the current Medicare Advantage program, but those plans would be more generous than some of the cheaper ObamaCare options currently available.
A study by economist Andrew Leigh found that states with more generous state EITCs saw lower wages for less-educated workers, suggesting that this effect happens to some degree.
The bottom line: UAW health benefits are already a lot more generous than average, both in terms of premium contributions and out-of-pocket costs like copays and deductibles.
Here Freud's exactitude comes across as a much more generous act of transubstantiation, as if the body, turned into paint, might live a second life in its reconstituted form.
Biden proposes to make this whole scheme more generous across several dimensions, first by switching to the use of "gold" plans as the benchmark (meaning lower deductibles and copayments), second by making subsidies more generous across the board by reducing the share of family income that's supposed to go to premiums, and third by eliminating the cap on financial assistance so even more comfortable families would get at least some help from the government.
Instead, Puerto Rico seems to have mostly taken advantage of the opportunity to run a somewhat more generous welfare state than the island could really afford over the long term.
" Bloomberg says that this gift will allow Hopkins to remain a need-blind institution, offer more generous financial aid, replace loans with grants and "make the campus more socioeconomically diverse.
I choose to see it as a journey of the heart -- a sincere desire to reflect the more generous instincts of Mississippians, and to honor the aspirations of all Americans.
Facebook has since limited the amount of information an app can collect, but it's still unclear how much user data seeped out into the open when permissions were more generous.
I couldn't have asked for a more generous and supportive co-star... Also... We've been out in these streets together boiiii…negotiating so much but always having each other's back.
"Historically, especially for groups that want more government action and more generous social and economic policies, they could go to the federal government and achieve those things," Ms. Weir said.
In one experiment, researchers found that activating mirror neurons while numbing other parts of the prefrontal cortex actually made people more generous and ready to donate money for a cause.
Premiums would have been lower, which would have meant federal subsidy outlays would have been lower, which would have made it affordable for Congress to make the subsidies more generous.
Billions of users have access to cheap new smartphones, data plans are becoming available globally and the app store owners like Apple and Google are being more generous than ever.
But Mr. Carter also wanted to move the Pentagon closer to private-sector companies with more generous parental leave policies to encourage service members to stay in the military longer.
Bruegel, a think-tank in Brussels, concluded that, if this more generous discount rate were used, the British pensions bill would fall by between a third and more than half.
Many GOP senators have been clear that they want their health care bill to have more generous tax credits than the House bill and to soften its Medicaid expansion phaseout.
But there are more practical reasons why literary criticism is more generous than film or music writing, and why, by extension, a "Rotten Tomatoes for books" doesn't make much sense.
It would also provide more generous tax credits for the purchase of private health insurance for people between zero and 350 percent of the federal poverty level based on income.
In the event, the United States offered more generous waivers to enable Iran's customers to continue purchasing crude, backing away from an earlier strategy of cutting Iran's exports to zero.
The other plans are little better; Mr Rubio's plan is probably more generous at the bottom than at the top, but he gives middle-income Americans little to cheer about.
The country's tax rate is even more generous than the 12.5 percent seen in Ireland — also a draw for multinational corporations looking to elude the grasp of the tax man.
With the big weekend at hand, we did a scientific survey among AAA strippers as to who is more generous in the clubs -- rappers or athletes -- the answer is clear.
Essentially, from that point on, the money states receive for their Medicaid program would be calculated based off standard inflation, CPI-U, rather than medical inflation, which is more generous.
Murkowski has said she wants to make sure that the Senate bill's tax credits are more generous for those living in rural places like Alaska than the House bill's were.
They have analyzed what would make the law work better, and wonder if a higher individual mandate penalty or more generous subsidies would help drive more Americans into the exchanges.
"It's time we finally made Social Security more generous, and increased its benefits so that today's retirees and future generations get the dignified retirement that they've earned," Mr. Obama said.
They do that by paying higher wages and salaries (up 10 percent in 2015 compared with 2013) and more generous benefits package (up 6 percent over the two-year period).
These ETFs don't gain value as ordinary bond funds do when interest rates fall and make older, more generous bonds more attractive to investors, though odds today favor rates rising.
More broadly, though the political obstacles to generating higher taxes, stronger labor unions, and a much more generous welfare state are formidable, nothing about immigration or trade makes it impossible.
In fact, the Ontario trial—despite being more generous with $1,400 monthly payments for single participants—explicitly limits its "basic income" to 25 percent below the national low-income measure.
There are ways to stabilize the exchanges — including more generous subsidies for enrollees and a federal commitment to the cost-sharing subsidies and other programs designed to minimize insurer risk.
Morgan was often accused of being greedy, but our guide explained that the banker thought that staring at an artistic representation of greed would encourage him to be more generous. 
Yancey Strickler is the co-founder and former CEO of Kickstarter, and he's just released a new book, This Could Be Our Future: A Manifesto for a More Generous World.
They expect that businesses with healthy employees would join association plans that offer fewer benefits, while businesses with sicker workers would be stuck in more generous plans with higher premiums.
"With the second-largest economy in the Arab world, overseas residents can bask in luxury in the UAE, as employers take a more generous approach to working conditions," WorldFirst says.
As someone who endured the complaints of the White House press corps when President Barack Obama provided far more generous public access, my initial reaction to this evasion was outrage.
Because of this nexus, the government has long been more generous — through Medicaid and the State Children's Health Insurance Program — about providing care to children than it is to adults.
Known and admired for her portrayal of Irish-American family life, she has now extended her range and deepened it, allowing for more darkness, more generous lashings of the spiritual.
Until Tuesday morning, some aides believed the president had settled on a plan that would be more generous, giving more of the program's recipients the option to renew their protections.
First, it would make it more generous than it has ever been, expanding it to cover new types of benefits and to erase most direct health care costs for consumers.
Yes, poor, backwards Southern rednecks are more generous than the fair-trade coffee-drinking elitists who look down their noses at them on their way to yoga instead of church.
If 25 conservative hard-liners oppose any robust replacement plan, and 30 swing-district House members demand a more generous plan, passage of a compromise bill will be in jeopardy.
To friends and business associates, including struggling writers, he was frequently generous, more generous than unalloyed prudence or the burgher work ethic that he embodied might lead us to expect.
The goal, for the majority of refugees, is to reach one of a group of countries in northern Europe, where unemployment is lower and social support can be more generous.
In this revival, the director has been more generous to the characters and, thanks to Yu-Hsuan Chen's evocative set, grants Pumpgirl and Sinead their own little corners of warmth.
A record low unemployment rate and tighter job market is making employers more generous, especially for top performers, according to risk management, insurance brokerage and advisory firm Willis Towers Watson.
It was not clear whether there would also be more generous tax credits for older Americans, one prospective change House Speaker Paul Ryan described in a television interview on Sunday.
He believes instead that high-income people should pay slightly higher taxes and those higher taxes should fund somewhat more generous public services — especially public services targeted at the neediest.
Within the 19 countries that share the euro currency, Germany has effectively stymied calls for more generous public spending, posing doubts about the follow-through on Ms. Merkel's muscular promises.
It also called for the United States to raise the federal minimum wage while at the same time providing a more generous earned-income tax credit, and improving early childhood education.
It had rallied on Wednesday in anticipation as traders bet her win might allow her to negotiate more generous terms for Britain in its exit from the European Union in March.
The Connecticut Democrat's proposal calls for a small across-the-board bump in benefits, a more generous annual cost-of-living adjustment and a higher minimum benefit for low-income workers.
When we step back and reflect, we know we need to exercise more and eat less, to be more generous and less grumpy, to manage time better and be more productive.
Tax breaks are more generous than those associated with giving to a foundation, set-up costs are lower and online access platforms modelled on internet banking make donating much more convenient.
Epic has been able to lure developers and publishers by offering a more generous revenue split, taking a 12 percent cut of sales as opposed to the industry standard 30 percent.
HR 6 is slightly more generous than the 113 version — especially in allowing people who are enrolled in a diploma or GED program but don't have one to get legal status.
Perhaps the most immediate selling point for Wrio might be an accessibility one — given the more generous letter spacing looks like it might make it easier to identify/see individual keys.
The EU will repeat that it is ready to offer more generous terms if the British position evolves, code for a further blurring of the red lines drawn by Mrs May.
It is more generous than the current Medicare program, which covers Americans over 65 and has seniors pay 20 percent of their doctor visit costs even after they meet their deductibles.
After being bashed by parents, politicians, and consumer watchdogs for jacking prices up 500% over a decade, Mylan has offered more generous coupons and introduced a generic EpiPen in recent months.
The UN's newer green-finance initiatives are proving more generous to Africa than its old Clean Development Mechanism, which has channelled just 2.5% of its resources to the continent since 2001.
Their agreement comes at a cost: the $4.65 billion settlement equates to a write down of just 25%, far more generous terms than were offered to creditors in 2005 and 2010.
Some people wrote on Twitter that Lamar, whose album "Damn" became the biggest release of 2017 when it sold more than 600,000 in its first week, should have been more generous.
Moreover, Trump himself, at least in most of his public appearances, stuck largely to carefully telepromptered messages, though neutering even his more generous remarks by some of his off-prompter gestures.
If the government offered a job to everyone who wants to work, private-sector employees could demand adequate pay, humane schedules, and more generous benefits with less fear of getting fired.
With 500 codes quarterly, Google's implementation of promo codes is more generous than Apple's, which says that developers can request up to 100 promo codes for every version of their application.
STANDING O'S The celebrity section tends to offer a much more generous share of standing ovations than the rest of the audience at these events – and that held true Wednesday night.
Most Democrats do not want to touch entitlements, preferring to stick to the status quo or even to expand benefits to make them more generous to beneficiaries (and costly for taxpayers).
Prisoners will be able to earn up to 10 days of "time credits" for every 30 days during which they successfully complete programs, with more generous credits for lower-risk offenders.
This is a straightforward description of Medicare for All—expanding Medicare to be more generous would wipe out the convoluted private system, including Medicare Advantage, because no one would need it.
After Mao died in 1976, the family received 2,500 renminbi, equal to about $380 at current exchange rates but a more generous sum back then, in compensation for the father's death.
One idea being circulated to moderate Republicans and other offices, according to a copy of the text obtained by The Hill, is to make the legislation more generous for DACA recipients.
"They're more generous, they volunteer more, and they care more for their aging parents," she says, citing research by the Bureau of Labor statistics and the journal of Social Science & Medicine.
We will have worker's comp insurance, and you'll be able to avail yourself of the system here in California, which is probably one of the more generous systems in the country.
Between the lines: Countries with established single-payer systems spend a lot less than the U.S. on health care now, but Sanders' proposal is more generous than some of those systems.
The tax credit levels specified in the leaked bill are more generous than those prescribed by Secretary Price, although they still do not take income into account like the ACA's do.
May's own side were more generous, despite many of them having been involved in back-room machinations to oust her and having already begun campaigning in private to succeed her. Mrs.
Pricing starts, as usual, at $699 for iPhone 8 and $799 for iPhone 8 Plus, but the minimum storage tier has gotten more generous than it was for the iPhone 7.
The NYT points out that the industry avoided limits on matters like deductions for interest payments, while also getting a more generous depreciation timetable that allows owners to shelter more income.
Analyzing 2017 data according to 18 different metrics, only one of which was tax returns, their experts concluded that it's the people living in blue states who are actually more generous.
The GOP could pass a law that achieves key conservative ideological objectives or they could pass a law that addresses the public's desire for cheaper premiums and more generous insurance programs.
The questions were based on years of research and on past workshops, the group said, adding that the four-hour time frame was more generous than the one hour typically allotted.
The subsidy program should be more generous in struggling areas, like the Eastern Heartland, although even a flat nominal wage subsidy would deliver more bang in depressed areas with lower prices.
The revenue boosts proposed by Sanders, in the legislation and by his campaign, would increase benefits for all Social Security recipients and make the annual cost of living adjustment more generous.
It would also make the annual cost of living adjustment more generous by shifting the formula to take into account health care and prescription drug costs, which rise faster than inflation.
In fact, social scientists observe more generous behavior—checking on neighbors to make sure they have a way out of town, for example—than anti-social behavior like trampling and looting.
Under the law, insurers must offer these more generous plans, and they priced their policies assuming they would receive about $7 billion from the government this year to cover the costs.
But Yale's president, Peter Salovey, said that the renaming was part of the school's effort to make itself more welcoming to students of all backgrounds (along with more generous financial aid).
The insurers, and many health experts, warn that only sick people would remain in the more expensive, more generous ObamaCare plans, leading to premium spikes for people with pre-existing conditions.
New York City's new policy is in line with those of more generous cities such as Austin, Texas, and Pittsburgh, which also offer its teachers six weeks of paid parental leave.
Where today's socialists want more generous social protections through guaranteed health care, child care, and other benefits-in-kind, the distinction between government ownership and financing will be illusory in practice.
Obviously the idea of making benefits more generous across the board, paired with additional special enhancements, runs contrary to the notion that the big problem with Social Security is looming insolvency.
They have urged her to grant families and businesses more generous tax cuts, and enact tax reforms that give women and the long-term unemployed more incentives to join the workforce.
Lawmakers also included a more generous tax break for companies organized as pass-through entities, a provision needed to win the support of Mr. Johnson and Senator Steve Daines of Montana.
She also makes good use of the autobiographical mode, contrasting her stories of modern hard times with the opportunities her (and my) generation had in a more generous, less unequal era.
The report called on the US to make efforts to improve education, subsidize childcare for lower-income families, provide a more generous income-tax credit, and raise the federal minimum wage.
It is an attempt to rebalance the economy and the political system, away from a monomaniacal focus on private goods, toward a more generous view of public goods and public purpose.
It's possible to imagine them making common cause with downwardly mobile whites, calling for a more generous welfare state for native-born Americans and tougher immigration enforcement to keep everyone else out.
But what a difference a month makes: Trump is now reportedly advising Republican senators to pass a "more generous," less "mean" version of the bill he championed, according to the Associated Press.
Sensing that Merkel's lack of alternatives leaves it in a strong position, the SPD has said it would agree to share power only if it wins commitments on more generous social policy.
Since Quebec did this and no other Canadian provinces did, the decision essentially created the conditions for a natural experiment: Did the prospect of an immediate tax deduction make donors more generous?
So he said that the ACA was hurting them but that he would pass a new law that would be "terrific", covering more people, with more generous insurance, and for less cost.
Not only did it arrive with some promising indies locked in as exclusives right off the bat, it offers developers and publishers a more generous cut of sales money than competing storefronts.
To an ideologically sophisticated person it is, of course, obvious that whatever the merits of a Republican Party health care plan it's not going to provide people with more generous health insurance.
While past administrations have been more generous, the caps they set have been equally arbitrary — calculations based on politics, not reality, leaving millions of lives in limbo depending on who's in charge.
"I see a lot of her proposals as moving in the direction of a more expansive welfare state, covering more types of risk and also more generous types of programs," Kenworthy says.
Meanwhile, the West Indies Cricket Board has a simple hope: that the success of the U-19 team will encourage sponsors of the senior team to be more generous in their funding.
Lam said she planned to create a new form of subsidized housing called "starter homes" for first-time home buyers with a more generous income and asset threshold than the current system.
Still, this seems like a raw deal, especially given that—as the Outline reported in 2017—it's already tough for many creatives to scrape by much income on Patreon's more generous terms.
Why it matters: "The latest year-over-year increase in compensation indicates employers are making more generous offers as they compete for workers in the tightening labor market," Bloomberg's Sho Chandra writes.
On the contrary, the reason T-Mobile hasn't been able to poach many customers from the market leaders is that they have followed their smaller rival's lead in offering more generous contracts.
But it would shrink the program even more over time by pegging the annual growth rate of those funds to standard inflation, rather than the more generous medical inflation, starting in 2025.
The safety net provided by trade-adjustment assistance, a federal programme, is threadbare—which is why many displaced American workers opt for more generous disability benefits and leave the job market altogether.
Darabont and CAA also said AMC withheld "key terms" about a more generous fee agreement it had given Robert Kirkman, who created the comic book that "The Walking Dead" was adapted from.
And for all enrollees the tax credits would likely be lower, because they'd be indexed to the lowest-tiered bronze plans, rather than more generous mid-tiered silver plans under the ACA.
Clinton wants to make Social Security more generous for widows and for those who take time out of the paid work force to care for a child or a sick family member.
Party deficit hawks pressed for a "backstop" mechanism to limit the risk of a spiral in the deficit, even as defenders of small business pressed for more generous treatment for Main Street.
But what cannot be erased is the fact that for eight years our country had a president untouched by pettiness or scandal, who tried to make America a fairer, more generous place.
Over the last several years, China's become much more generous in rewarding its trade partners with pandas — and more aggressive in using them as a bargaining chip when political relations get tense.
A more generous observer, or one who hasn't been paying close attention, might credit warm notes he struck about the number of women in Congress and bipartisan cooperation on criminal justice reform.
Partly it's fewer people working — not prime-age adults, who are more likely to be employed in France, but mainly pre-seniors, 55-65, encouraged to retire by more generous pension policies.
Europe's welfare states — or, as conservatives always say, its "failing" welfare states — provide much more generous aid to low-income families than we do, and as a result have much less poverty.
At the same time, Mr. Trump's visit showed China that the United States is unlikely to get in its way, allowing a more confident Mr. Xi to be more generous toward Japan.
But what Denmark shows is that you can run a welfare state far more generous than we do – beyond the wildest dreams of U.S. progressives – and still have a highly successful economy.
Contrary to Mr. Trump's claims, the European Union has been very active in Ukraine — and far more generous than the United States — in supporting reforms in its governance, economy and civil society.
" —January 13, 2019, interview, ABC's This Week With George Stephanopoulos (condensed) FORMER GOVERNOR, MA (REPUBLICAN) "America is stronger, and can afford to be more generous, when it is united rather than divided.
The green light from the White House outraged Israeli supporters of a more generous accommodation with the Palestinians and alarmed those who have warned that any annexation could set off renewed violence.
"To spread these principles is to build up a strong and more valiant and, above all, more scrupulous and more generous humanity," he's quoted as saying in the Olympian, published in 1984.
A proposal set forth by California that remains on the table would keep the original fuel economy standards through 2025 but allow automakers to exploit more generous loopholes to meet those standards.
Worth more than $250 billion annually, it has enormously distorted the market, creating an incentive for employers to provide ever-more-generous insurance while insulating individuals from the true cost of care.
Caffeine bases its appeal to artists on a revenue share model that is more generous than other streaming platforms like Twitch or Mixer — a model based on in-app purchases and tipping.
Under Sanders' newly released labor proposal, unions would renegotiate their contracts to capture wages or benefits they sacrificed for more generous health packages, since those plans would disappear under Medicare for All.
I'd be a bit more generous with the option-box ticking if I was doing the ordering, but pound-for-pound I think the NX is the best value in the segment.
Independent analysis of the C.B.O.'s forecasting tends to be even more generous, concluding it is not biased (though perhaps optimistic) and citing the agency as the most accurate of federal analysts.
Joe Biden, Pete Buttigieg, and others (public option): Under these public options, consumers would receive more generous premium assistance from the federal government, pegged to plans covering 80 percent of medical costs.
But both the Senate and Assembly budget plans were more generous, with the Assembly calling for $1.8 billion more in aid over current levels, and the Senate suggesting a $1.2 billion increase.
Like Ms. Harris, though, her focus has been on bolstering people at the bottom and in the middle, with more generous tax credits for the working poor and middle-class tax cuts.
Less than two months after finalizing her divorce from the world's richest person, MacKenzie Bezos has indicated that she intends to be a far more generous philanthropist than her husband has been.
A more generous scenario is based on the 42% she scored at the second round of regional elections in 2015, when Ms Le Pen stood in what is now called Hauts-de-France.
People who are "more generous," meanwhile, are more likely to take lower paying roles that focus on improving the lives of others such as becoming school teachers, social workers, police officers or firefighters.
Those expansive benefits are part of the health care utopia that single-payer supporters want to build, by making their plan significantly more generous than any other health care system in the world.
The bill aims to transition the United States to a single-payer healthcare system over a two-year period and includes benefits that are more generous than even the proposal championed by Sen.
But it could soon give him access to a far more generous income of up to 780 euros ($894) under a new welfare policy designed to lift 5 million Italians out of poverty.

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