But then you think of one of the alternatives which would have genuinely met the same criteria: Australia.
Teresa Frith, senior skills policy manager for the association, said: "The fact there are 50,000 apprentices aged over 50 is not a bad thing in itself but the government needs to be sure that the training being provided is genuinely meeting the needs of the individual as well as their employer … Apprenticeships should be about providing worthwhile training, not hitting Whitehall targets".
The better the quality of the insights, the better the chance of establishing a brand promise that genuinely meets consumer needs and expectations.
Seriously, as hard as it is to believe, I've genuinely met individuals who are convinced that they never, ever, do anything wrong and that all the difficulties they experience in their relationships are down to others.
With decluttering in mind, only swipe on people you genuinely see yourself meeting in real life, said Samantha Burns, dating coach and author of Breaking Up & Bouncing Back.
If you genuinely enjoy meeting these types of people, and want to help them change the world, VC may be the job for you.
This proved challenging for the bodyguards, because Madiba genuinely liked meeting people, and would often willingly walk straight into potentially dangerous situations.
More than a thousand club appearances, 125 England caps, two European Cups, and he was genuinely pleased to meet me.
I think the people who ask, they generally do it in a polite and respectful way and they're genuinely happy to meet me and so I'm also happy to stop and give a few seconds for a photo or something.
Others thought this too: there might have been some colleagues "looking for an easy ride, some careerists looking to move on before the mistakes crop up", but the councils were "institutions that genuinely tried to meet the needs of their constituents".
