Sentence examples for a substantive set of from inspiring English sources

This establishes, at least for one conception of democratic authority, a substantive set of limits to that authority.

So they toured and did a few guest slots while continuing to push toward a more substantive set of songs.

In June 1642 Charles rejected the Nineteen Propositions, the last substantive set of demands made by Parliament prior to the outbreak of the First English Civil War.

+: A product of the correct size was found in samples by RT-PCR --: No product was obtained by RT-PCR *For primers see Additional files 4 and 5. Predictions in one catalog that have no overlapping counterpart in the other catalog make up a significant proportion of both gg2v3 and FGC07 and may represent substantive sets of true genes that reflect the complementarity of the two catalogs.

The research was based upon two organizations within the substantive setting of the knowledge industry.

Because a significant proportion of disputes in the common-law courts were related to the occupation of land, the land law was the earliest area of law to elaborate a detailed set of substantive rules, eventually summarized in the first "textbook" of English law, Littleton's Tenures, written by Sir Thomas Littleton and originally published in 1481.

But in other ways he is a bigger risk for Mr. Romney than Ms. Palin was for Senator John McCain in 2008 because he represents a set of substantive policy positions that even his own party shied away from until the last year or two.

The document, "for the first time, contains a set of substantive recommendations that will hopefully inform/inspire debate and action in other countries," Hale writes in an e-mail to ScienceInsider.

Interrogating scarcity advances that understanding, but is not a set of substantive principles of justice.

The arguments directed against a substantive subject (self/ego) yield a third set of considerations in support of the neutrality of the given.

In order to evaluate our approach, we developed a new corpus, ImCor, which consists of a substantive portion of the Corel image data set associated with disambiguated text drawn from the SemCor corpus.