Sentence examples for genuine present from inspiring English sources

In fact, movement within the EU can be restricted "on grounds of public policy, public security or public health," in circumstances that represent "a genuine, present and sufficiently serious threat" to society's core interests, according to the Official Journal of the European Union's citizenship directive outlines.

But at least they address a genuine, present-day problem — rather than an overwrought historical phantom.

"I thought she was really quite genuine and present," he said.

I wanted to make the atmosphere of the times genuine, to present a reality as authentically American as the reality in Schlesinger's book, even if, unlike him, I was giving to history a turn it had not taken.

From what I could see, there were only three genuine delegates present, but the room stayed completely silent when he asked if there were any Democrats in the house.

Few will dispute that Isis is a genuine and present threat or that targeted killing by the use of remotely piloted drones is a challenge to traditional conceptions of peace, war and international law – and western countries may find themselves victims one day as well as perpetrators.

"Dear brothers and sisters as you know,…I have decided to step down for the good of the Church, after praying for a long time and examining my conscience before God…" Such is the power of faith that believers and non-believers alike witnessed the 85-year-old  appear rejuvenated by the cheers and genuine affection present in the hall.

The higher the number of genuine alleles present, the more chance there may be of rejecting a genuine allele as erroneous.

The series of negotiations between the Dalai Lama and China broke down in November 2008, after Chinese officials strongly rejected a proposal for genuine autonomy presented to them.

He acknowledges that several of the 20th century's genuine monsters presented themselves as Marx's heirs but goes on to insist without really arguing the point that "only a fool could hold Marx responsible for the Gulag".

"Why present genuine ideas and true character if artificial ones are more effective in the marketplace of power".