Sentence examples for genuinely clean from inspiring English sources

So there is a window of opportunity, a moment to lay the foundations for a genuinely clean 2020 Tokyo Games.

They should launch an Apollo programme for renewable energy and start a campaign against energy wastage to secure genuinely clean energy supplies for the coming decades.

But privatising the bank could be a catastrophe without clear new rules in law to force it to invest in genuinely clean technology, whoever owns it".

But privatising the bank could be a catastrophe without clear new rules in law to force it to invest in genuinely clean technology".

For the sport to genuinely clean itself up, the punishment has to be severe so not one would even think of doping".

Opponents to gas industry expansion, including Environment Victoria, said further investment in the fossil fuel made little sense on environmental or economic grounds as it was more expensive than genuinely clean alternatives – solar or wind energy backed by batteries or pumped hydroelectricity.

Even so, unless American banks are genuinely squeaky clean or some big prosecutions are in the works, claims of uneven treatment will persist.

Some of the emirates do say they are genuinely trying to clean up their act.

Switzerland, where critics on left and right are collecting signatures for a referendum on the issue on November 25th, benefits because it genuinely wants to clean up its reputation.

In the meantime, he needs the support of UMNO heavyweights such as Mr Najib.In the long run, both Mr Badawi and his team of bright young advisers do seem genuinely determined to clean up public life in Malaysia hence the commission on the police, the new policy on public tenders and the cancellation of wasteful contracts.

"I don't think it's a publicity stunt, I think Mr Modi genuinely means to clean up the country," says Umesh Anand, publisher of Civil Society magazine.