Sentence examples for a form of substantive from inspiring English sources
Crucially, martial law as then understood was not a form of substantive law, but instead a suspension of the rule of law; it was the replacement of normal statutes with a law based on the whims of the local military commander.
They look for a form of 'substantive coordination'.
This new push is about expanding the spying powers of the government and emasculating the role of the courts in providing any form of substantive judicial review.
If by 'rationality' we mean a substantive psychological capacity involving particular desires or dispositions that enable us to respond to reasons, then we have a form of internalism that places substantive constraints on what can and cannot be a reason.
First, states emerged as virtually the sole form of substantive constitutional authority in Europe, their authority no longer seriously challenged by the Holy Roman Empire.
"Soft" models include the study of factual narratives about particular situations, in the form of substantive, timely, local, situation-dependent, and ethically loaded argumentation.
"You have to distinguish between someone who has a sales personality versus someone who is substantive, and has a form of legal practice representing individuals who just happen to play a singular sport, baseball," he says.
Thus, to reiterate again, the three linguistic forms of substantive, adjective, and verb are required to express thought's apprehension of (independent) objects, (dependent) properties, and relations (respectively).
As in Modern Welsh, the inherited present tense has largely future meaning, and present time is mainly expressed by the present-tense form of the substantive verb and the preposition a ig) with the verbal noun.
