A study from the Centre for International Governance Innovation in 2015 found that, rather than being genuinely self-sufficient, most in Nakivale were "engaged in daily survival tactics".
Social businesses differ from social enterprises in that they are genuinely self-sufficient and do not rely on grants and philanthropy to deliver social impact.
Ford emphasised the importance of including sufficient genuinely affordable housing.
Since austerity programmes pursued by the government in 2010, councils' ability to tackle homelessness has been undermined by a dramatic reduction in funds to help build sufficient, genuinely affordable homes.
However, although such a conception may seem initially attractive, it runs into difficulties if it is intended to provide conditions that are genuinely both necessary and sufficient for the identity of individuals across possible worlds.
This liberal nationalist account invites all the usual questions: Do liberal democracies really depend upon sufficient trust and fellow-feeling among their compatriots, and, if so, is a common culture genuinely necessary to secure this trust and mutual concern?
In many instances, the concept of the average behaviour of a large population is sufficient to provide genuinely useful insight and to extract good information from the data that are available.
He remains convinced that only powerful, genuinely endothermic dinosaurs would have wielded sufficient energy to remain dominant for 150 million years.
GPs who provided sufficient time in consultations, were genuinely empathic, and provided relational continuity were to some extent 'exempt' from this judgement of social distance, and were more likely to be regarded as understanding the 'bigger picture'.
On the other, the city authorities have a moral duty to provide, whether through public or private means, sufficient and adequate housing for the genuinely distressed inhabitants of the settlements.
Only when women wield power in sufficient numbers will we create a society that genuinely works for all women".
