Fisher said Sisu is not "playing a game" but genuinely planning to build the stadium, while enabling commercial development that will make it financially viable and produce year-round income.
We genuinely do plan to write, and soon too, but then, somewhere along the way, another patient's calamity arises and we hurry off.
What do the Max Gogarty story, the Wikileaks outrage, Lord Falconer's genuinely demented plan to retrospectively censor the entire internet, and the UK government's continued demands that ISPs disconnect and blacklist filesharers without legal process all have in common?
But others, such as Dr Dave O'Brien, who lectures on public policy at City University, says it is a "genuinely preposterous" plan that will result in a "two-tier civil service," prone to conflicts of interest and outsourced policy teams lacking the terms, conditions and protection of civil servants.
Indeed, just a week after Jeremy Corbyn launched a genuinely decent plan to decentralise energy production in Britain, it is baffling that his party now backs this monstrously expensive, centralised project that is going to be part-owned by the Chinese state.
Potentially Sinn Fein were genuinely taken by surprise with the scale of what's planned for Stormont.
After a slow start, "NASA and its industry partners did a genuinely excellent job" in planning for the shuttle's retirement, he said.
As a result, the final assessment is genuinely part of the planning cycle [ 15] within that health board area, which has the statutory responsibility and capacity to deliver on the needs identified.
Firstly, marking saps a huge amount of time and energy that could be redirected into the research and reflection required to plan lessons that genuinely challenge and develop students' learning.
