He was one of the first acts to play the venue when it opened in 1985, bookending the life-story of what Jonathan Schofield, the author of Manchester: the Complete Guide, says is a genuine institution.
Furthermore, so that we are not hindered in this task, I believe it essential that the European Parliament tries to achieve the greatest possible degree of consensus, seeking to bring together the positions of the political groups and thereby becoming a genuine institution for controlling compliance with the fundamental rights of the Union.
If Emil and Joe Maresca are traditional butchers, genuine New Jersey institutions, then Stephen McDonnell is the new version.
"Women must join in the struggle to bring about political and socio-economic changes so that there will be equal opportunities for all, so that we can end unemployment, poverty and hunger, so that genuine democratic institutions can flourish, so that our women can be free and equal citizens," she once explained.
It was a departure for Rockefeller who maintained the funding for Morehouse and Spelman Colleges, both for blacks, as genuine Baptist institutions.
The coveted title of a genuine "microfinance institution" from a "practitioner" may owe less to what the institution does than to its public-relations skills.
Despite their too-cute appearance, these green-and-white vessels are a genuine local institution.
It really is simple: if you're a genuine academic institution – you have nothing to worry about.
The lag between the development of information standards and their implementation in real systems and institutions is a genuine problem in healthcare.
Or perhaps what is needed instead is a new "Progressive Era" of systematic reform towards establishment of a genuine democracy and robust institutions that can cope with the vicissitudes of globalization and complex 21st century governance challenges?
