Sentence examples for a new substantive from inspiring English sources

The three dissenting judges said that the Ring decision should not apply retroactively because it announced neither a new substantive rule nor a fundamental alteration of a procedural one.

It would take another four years, until 2016, before the Supreme Court would hold, in Montgomery v. Louisiana, that Miller established a new substantive rule of constitutional law that afforded all juvenile lifers the opportunity to be re-sentenced.

[Prison abolition] would be about building a new democracy: substantive rights to economic sustenance, to healthcare; more emphasis on education than incarceration; creating new institutions that would tend to make prisons obsolete.

New substantive rules announced by the Supreme Court generally apply retroactively.

The Crown Prosecution Service also recently said it would expand its review of evidence gathered by the police to include any "recent or new substantive allegations".

And payments to equity researchers for facilitating meetings with company managements, called corporate access, will be completely banned as failing to meet the new "substantive research" benchmark.

I could build in some new substantive criteria for compensation, such as prospective performance" as well as "low cash-based salaries... so that my work would have an impact well beyond the seven companies".

As there is little new substantive information in the weapons part of Iraq's declaration, or new supporting documentation, the issues that were identified as unanswered in the Amorim report (S/1999/356) and in Unscom's report (S/1999/94) remain unresolved.

While the candidates broke little new substantive ground, Mr. Gore seemed much less preachy and Mr. Bush seemed less perplexed when confronted with detailed queries on foreign policy, speaking with apparent ease about past crises in Nigeria, Haiti and the Balkans.

The ambassadors came back some months after Iran elected its liberal-minded president, Muhammad Khatami, new "substantive talks" are now about to begin, and the bitter German incident is rarely mentioned.Although the Iranians are showing restraint in their reaction to semi-accusations of terrorism, they are full-voiced in responding to the American "retreat" on sanctions.

Emergence of new substantive glaciers during the next few decades of the Anthropocene is unlikely.