They said that the university changed its policy last month, at least for housing at the medical college, so that a student there may now live with any non-student "with whom the student maintains a genuine, close and interdependent relationship that is or is intended to be long-term".
But he would now not only have to play in at least four, with the tournaments held all over the world, but also demonstrate a "genuine, close, credible and established national link" with the country of the union for which he has been selected.
However, the IRB only wants players with legitimate Sevens intentions to attempt to switch nationality, and the Regulations Committee could reject a case if it felt the player had not demonstrated a "genuine, close, credible and established national link" with the new country.
His modesty is genuine, close friends and confidants insist, and they point to his background by way of explanation.
For a genuine close-up of the Plaza, rent the movie Evita, and while Madonna sings "Don't Cry For Me, Argentina," look at the balcony.
A genuine, personable closing helps the letter sound like it came from you, not a store-bought greeting card.
For more than a thousand years Islam has stood still because the mullahs, who became de facto clergy instead of genuine scholars, closed the door on 'ijtehad' [reinterpreting Islam in light of modernity] and no one came forward with an evolving application of the message of the Holy Quran.
This is the Ramsay I like to regard as the genuine, or closer to genuine, item.
I'm not someone who's that familiar with Starbucks espresso, but I would say the espresso from the machine tasted as genuine and close to the real thing as I could ask for.
People are hungry for genuine democracy, close cultural interactions, and strong judiciary systems that will defend their human rights, with the added benefit of signaling to foreign investors that their investments will be protected if legal disputes occur.
