Sentence examples for constitute a substantive from inspiring English sources

Finally, in Section 6, a few words will be said about so-called 'negative' views of reference, according to which reference does not constitute a substantive relation between language and reality and is thus not a topic worthy of serious and sustained philosophical inquiry.

Hopper told reporters in Orlando that agents "determined the contact was minimal and did not constitute a substantive relationship or a threat at that time".

The FBI "determined that contact was minimal and did not constitute a substantive relationship or a threat at that time," Ronald Hopper, an FBI official, told reporters in Orlando.

However, I am persistently bothered by the fact that only a mere 10percentt of the workforce in the video gaming industry is women, confronting an under-representation in what today constitutes a substantive career opportunity (see, for example, The ESA website).

The assumption is that the intuitions one is disposed to have in virtue of possessing the concept of law will be fertile enough to constitute a particular substantive conception of what the law is and how it functions.

But that's not, as currently constituted, a lasting, substantive change.

The action items approved at the meeting do appear to constitute a pioneering effort to bring substantive change to the culture and practice of academic science.

Such observations constitute a source of empirical elements for a substantive theoretical elaboration of the peculiar characteristics of medical care as an economic category.

The wide variety of substantive moral principles that characterizes debates between ethical theorists, also hampers agreement on what would constitute a moral enhancement.

Two objects constitute a pair.

Does this constitute a sublet?