The ministry said it had sought assurances from Becoming Green that prisoners were put into "genuinely vacant" posts.
I urge concerned readers to Google Citizens Climate Lobbyy and join an increasingly powerful – and increasingly global – movement to put a genuinely effective price on carbon.
The obvious answer -- and one to which the commission curiously seems to have given little thought -- is for the Republican Party, or other parties, to put forward genuinely competitive candidates.
After six break-ups, I can pretty much sing-a-long to the inevitable speech of "you're impossible… completely self absorbed", or, as my most recent ex put it, "genuinely insane and in need of professional help".
Mr. Bruni's insights into why he overloads on food — that eating won him attention from his grandmother and mother, that it's partly genetic, that it provides him with something to blame for anything in life that doesn't go his way — are not new, but they are so well put and genuinely felt that they seem fresh.
As much as EA gets flak for being a sequel machine, at least they still put out genuinely good stuff every once in a while.
They seemed whole, put together, genuinely having fun with one another.
It covers capital-"I" "issues" without proselytising, makes a serious point about the US prison system's many flaws, puts a genuinely varied selection of women – in terms of race, gender, sexuality and class – at the forefront of the action, and forges a unique tone that will doubtless spawn less capable imitators before the year is through.
It puts on genuinely passionate, insightful small shows that actually matter, about such eye-opening subjects as Picasso's first visit to Paris, the erotica of Egon Schiele, and Goya's drawings – hardly dry subjects, but looked at with real intelligence and above all excellent loans.
While the figures were "genuinely put together" they were "not absolutely clear", he told the committee.
I would quote them here but they would genuinely put you off lunch.
