Sentences with phrase «largesse when»

Where were Greenpeace's complaints about government largesse when these prices were announced?

And Tom Dadey, chairman of the Onondaga County Republican Party, said it is an example of government largesse when the state and the city of Syracuse are suffering in other areas.

Not exact matches

The householder who gives the same payment to all his workers no matter when they were hired has different thoughts from those hired early in the day who now grumble at the master's largesse and call him unfair.

The bureaucratic overlords didn't stop there, however, announcing even greater largesse in 2016, when each family will receive a complimentary hot dog and two medium - sized soft drinks of their choice.

It also served to air unflattering details of the couple's personal life when defense attorneys asserted that their marriage was broken and thus they could not have worked together to solicit Williams's largesse.

A lot of times, and most of the time when it comes to campaign contributions, they're looking to influence the individual who is the beneficiary of their largesse,» Horner said.

My point was that the finger always gets pointed at the Tories (as you did) for large donations, when in fact Labour enjoy constant largesse from the unions and the occassional large donor.

Bloomberg is so far largely keeping his powder dry in state - level races, particularly when it comes to the battle for control of the Senate — a switch from his past largesse to the Senate GOP.

«A lot of times and most of the time when it comes to campaign contributions they're looking to influence the individual who is the beneficiary of their largesse.»

Stringer has sought to make an issue of Bernard Spitzer's largesse from (sorry, can't help it) Day One when the ex-governor entered the race last week.

Even Erie County Executive Mark C. Poloncarz, often a lone critic of ECIDA largesse, especially when it involves an intertown move, conceded that this was different.

It had worked well in the 1990s, when Labour was last in opposition, forcing the Tories to defend the largesse of the fat cats while generating funds to help tackle youth unemployment.

When 45 states and the District of Columbia quickly adopted Common Core in their pursuit of federal largesse, it seemed the common standards and tests would take the country by storm.

The real damning evidence on the effects of CMHC's mortgage largesse is the period during 2006 when the amortization increased from 25 years to 40 years and the down payment was dropped to zero.

Who will challenge a system that is rotten to the core when there is still so much largesse to be had for the taking and it's so easy to get more?

Firm chair Bruce McLean hit the nail on the head when he explained the motivation for the largesse: «Without the commitment of every member of the team, we would not be successful.

When you're not business - busy, your family will be the beneficiary of your time largesse.