Sentence examples for as its substantive from inspiring English sources

In Europe, the European Physical Activity Surveillance System (EUPASS) has been implemented to contribute to the establishment of an appropriate, cost-effective and feasible Community health monitoring system to be achieved by developing and testing a surveillance system, using physical activity, being a major indicator of public health, as its substantive focus and starting point [ 27].

This article argues that since the mid-1980s, the Chinese government has been actively strengthening its institutional role as a mediator and its substantive power in settling collective labor disputes, and mobilizing all mediatory agencies to continuously take the initiative to intervene, absorb, and defuse collective labor disputes.

It's as substantive as "Contagion," but, unlike the earlier film, derives its deeper meaning and its emotional core from its visual aesthetic.

Some scholars regard this as a mere verbal commitment to truths above reason, while others regard it as substantive.

It won't be nearly as substantive as Bretton Woods, but it might be almost as symbolic.

"I do think there's a shift to the left, but it's not as substantive as the Zuma people would have you think," said Mr. Habib, a deputy vice chancellor at the University of Johannesburg.

Most of it has to be as substantive as possible".

These data are particularly important, as the psychological impacts of an oil spill can be as substantive as the ecological impacts (Arata et al. 2000; Gill and Picou 1998; Palinkas et al. 1992 , 1993 Sabucedo et al. 2009).

Let us also accept that Dylan's engagement with crucial questions of American society makes his work as substantive as anyone else's, accepting, too, that our problems in the US are as problematic and as urgent as others'.

Such rhetoric is as substantive as a loud fart.

The department removed five other structures from city parks last year, Mr. Jeffrey said, but "nothing as substantive as what we did on Friday".