Sentence examples for genuine project from inspiring English sources

As late as the 1990s, under the leadership of François Mitterrand, Helmut Kohl and Jacques Delors, there was a genuine project for eventual political unity in Europe.

A genuine project of democratization also involves helping to make Iraq's neighbor Turkey worthy of membership in the European Union -- itself an international community with demanding standards of respect for human and minority rights.

Since then, three- and four-day field trips have been added to the curriculum – astonishingly for a tourism course, students only did the odd day trip before – and undergraduates get actively involved in staff members' research and consultancy work to gain experience of working on genuine project briefs for real clients.

But, as the planning documents emphasise, it may be that the realisation of such a utopian vision may spur on a genuine project for a sustainable and livable Macao.

It sounds absurd because it is, in part; Stewart's so-called Second Livestock project is actually more of a social experiment than a genuine project aiming to bring virtual reality to farm flocks.

"Involving the PDS is the only way to turn Berlin into a genuine project involving both east and west," Gysi insisted.

To make "The Good Person of New Haven" a genuine community project, the Long Wharf has cast local residents rather than professional actors in 24 of the 34 roles.

A genuine passion project for everyone it's touched (including Gov. Brian Schweitzer, who made his plane available to fly in potential financiers and visited the set over the Labor Day weekend), the film got on its feet against considerable odds.

Genuine loft projects have been developed here since the early 1990's, with investors renovating old hotels and warehouses in and around Houston's futuristic downtown.

It considered two important aspects that will affect the housing sector's decision on how to proceed: whether an even lower tariff should be applied to schemes where an organisation receives payments from multiple installations on different sites, and whether more could be done to enable genuine community projects to be able to fully benefit from FITs.

The hipsters seeking an urban environment generally settled in such suburban towns as Royal Oak and Ferndale, though in the past several years there have been genuine development projects in the area rechristened Midtown (because its former moniker, the Cass Corridor, universally connoted crime and drugs).