Sentence examples for any substantive change from inspiring English sources

The company warned "any substantive change to the trading arrangements between the UK and the rest of the world could limit the company's competitiveness".

This is the benchmark figure for making any substantive change.

The judge did not order any substantive change in the way Mr. Feinberg conducts the fund.

Neither mentioned any substantive change in policy, including on the deeply divisive settlements question, which could break the impasse in talks with the Palestinians.

The bottom line, however, remains the will of the people, and any substantive change in the present institutional arrangements for representation calls for approval through an expression of the popular will.

Finally, neither in this case, nor in its earlier opinion in Palm Beach County Canvassing Bd. v. Harris, did the Florida Supreme Court make any substantive change in Florida electoral law.

"Fundamentally, they've found that they needn't even consider any substantive changes".

Despite the outbursts, participants said, Mr. Tenet remained calm and refused to make any substantive changes in his proposal.

But lawmakers, many fearful of appearing soft on crime, have resisted any substantive changes to the program.

Whether the meeting led to any substantive changes could not be learned, and Ms. Konopko could not be reached for comment.

But any substantive changes in American policies involving Russia must still be evaluated on an issue-by-issue basis.