Sentence examples for making it genuinely from inspiring English sources

They included 'repositioning' family planning by raising its profile as a government development priority, by making it genuinely multi-sectoral, and enhancing integration with HIV and AIDS and other reproductive health issues such as maternal and child health (I1).

But as long as the taxpayer continues to pay for the NHS, it is surely idle to suppose that politicians can, should or will surrender control over the health service by making it genuinely independent.

That frames the discussion in terms that everyday users can understand, making it genuinely useful information.

It delivers sharper, richer images than the competition, and its video jack and cables make it genuinely easy to suck images from a VCR or camcorder into your PC.

Rams took Bauhaus functionalism and made it genuinely popular.

This is Comedy 101, but Fry gives it enough twinkle to make it genuinely funny.

Will that make it genuinely possible that Romney might not win a majority of delegates before the convention?

A number of intellectuals, including me, have put forward a series of petitions to enshrine human rights protections in the Constitution and make it genuinely democratic.

Let's stop playing pretend and either make it genuinely contributory – or be honest and bring it into the income tax system.

Humankind got the technology after the Second World War that would make it genuinely possible to catch and eat all the fish.

The transition from paid work to unremunerated activity is potentially challenging and requires fundamental changes in attitude to make it genuinely liberating.