Sentence examples for established genuine from inspiring English sources
Some said the governing party would face growing social and political instability unless it established genuine rule of law.
Those amendments gave the president significant legal status, created a new constitutional court, protected human rights and established genuine elections with competition.
"The S.E.C. established genuine issues of material fact with respect to its claims of insider trading," wrote Judge John M. Walker Jr., a federal appeals court judge.
JanMohamed notes that Rosa's father was a romantic who established genuine friendships with blacks to overcome his "sensual redemption", but she is unsure of where she stands.
"Elections are necessary but not sufficient to establish genuine democracy," Giuliani wrote.
Svoboda found that "the formal humanitarian system finds it extremely difficult to establish genuine, inclusive partnerships".
The second step is to create the most effective organisation to meet modern policing needs and establish genuine local accountability.
I've been working the phones tonight to try and establish genuine Tory reaction to Ed Miliband's speech.
Nevertheless, the pan-European legal structure that was supposed to help establish genuine cross-border co-operatives is languishing.
Managers, they argue, are not really interested in establishing genuine team structures, nor are they interested in overhauling their power base.
General Abubakar has distanced himself from his predecessor by ordering the release of more than 30 political prisoners and promising to establish genuine democracy.
