Sentence examples for are based on substantive from inspiring English sources

"The big difference between Hillary Clinton and the Democratic Party and the ads Rick Lazio is running is each of our ads are based on substantive issues," countered Peter Kauffman, a spokesman for the state Democratic Party, which has run a set of attack ads on Mrs. Clinton's behalf.

Republicans say their opposition is based on substantive differences.

Mr. Menendez claims that his opposition to Judge Shwartz was based on "substantive" concerns about her knowledge of constitutional law.

Alternatively, splits could be based on substantive knowledge (e.g., the U.S. National Ambient Air Quality Standards).

The final decision about exclusion of items should now be based on substantive reasons not merely through casual acceptance of arbitrary quantitative values as candidate threshold levels.

However, these observations are based on small sample sizes, especially those relating to H2 allele, and will require validation in further, and larger, cohorts before they can be considered to be substantive.

The focus of our work was based on two substantive areas.

Our selection of this age group was based on three substantive considerations.

"We consider the verdict illegal and unjustified," Mr. Khodorkovksy's lawyer, Genrikh Pavda, said in a telephone interview, adding that the appeal was based on procedural and substantive grounds.

"Each of these decisions was based on a methodical and substantive review of the facts by both internal and external counsel.

And in life, tradeoffs are okay, but they tend to be more power- or political-based -- I don't mean politics, I mean a judgment or a tradeoff that's based on something other than a substantive look at what is needed could conceivably end up where, well, the Army gets this, the Marines get that, the Navy gets this and the Air Force gets that.