Sentence examples for all the substantive from inspiring English sources
The Queen read out words chosen by David Cameron, but almost all the substantive programme that she detailed had a Govian flavour.
When China's President Hu Jintao came for his state visit last week, the White House press corps completely ignored almost all the substantive issues raised by Hu's visit.
Petitioner reads the statute as if its text provided that all the substantive rules of decision by which a State makes its "final determination of any controversy or contest" must be set out in "laws enacted prior to the day fixed for the appointment of the electors".
"The evidence submitted to the grand jury is sufficient to support all the substantive counts in this indictment," the judge, Justice William Wetzel of State Supreme Court in Manhattan, wrote in a pending decision distributed to lawyers in the case last week.
As far as I'm concerned, the page may as well have been written by Gerald Holmes for all the substantive information it provides.
This may have seemed good "politics" for the contending political parties but we could flip a coin for all the substantive difference this legislation will make in getting our economy back on track and people back to work.
What we so desperately need -- and yes this does put the class of 2010 at a particular crossroads -- is for you to bring every critical thinking skill at your disposal, and then some more, to bring all of the substantive knowledge of history, diverse cultures and societies, ethics and politics -- bring all of these to the table.
On at least the first two of these issues, there is an existing solution that is as easy as pie, satisfies all of the substantive concerns involved plus several other problems, and has already been shown to work in other health-care systems.
Ideally you should only start a new job if all of the substantive work for your dissertation is done.
Finally, we also investigated the longer run implications of job loss for mental health by re-estimating our main specifications including a measure of job loss lagged one period.9 In almost all cases, the substantive effect of recent job loss remains virtually unchanged and there is no evidence of long-term mental health effects of spousal and parental job loss.
On the face of it, the text is quite conservatively Aristotelian, its rubrics following the traditional course of topics covered in the Organon, and in the same order; for all that, the substantive doctrine seems on the whole to be pristine Avicennan, precisely the doctrine Tûsî defended against Râzî, Khûnajî, Abharî and Kâtibî.
