Sentence examples for deliver substantive from inspiring English sources
Repeated government promises to enact reforms and promote development programs failed to deliver substantive results.
Rouhani has to deliver substantive changes otherwise it's not going to work".
Mexico's business community and foreign investors have long made the overhaul of the state's antiquated electricity sector a crucial test of Mr. Fox's ability to deliver substantive economic change.
He occasionally pretends to deliver substantive speeches, and the press, not knowing what else to do, discusses those speeches, even though most of the shit Trump said could have come from the mouth of a vaguely racist suburban teen half-drunk on two BuzzBallz.
In fact, he sometimes spends more time in that kind of chitchat than in delivering substantive speeches.
The idea, advocates say, is to call the governor's bluff, to prevent him from winning what they call a rhetorical victory without delivering substantive reform.
It develops a conceptual framework integrating the value chain concepts with agriculture and nutrition, and identifies key outcomes and requirements for value chains to be successful at delivering substantive and sustained consumption of nutrient-dense foods by poor households.
Effectiveness is evaluated by Sadler using three generic criteria: procedural (to meet accepted principles and provisions), substantive (to achieve established purposes and objectives), and transactive (to determine the extent to which the procedural principles deliver the substantive objectives at the least cost and in the minimum time possible).
On Oct. 1, he became the first mayor to deliver a substantive address to the United Nations, where he lectured the delegates like the head of a proud but beleaguered nation.
I'm not really shy; I can deliver a substantive lecture to hundreds without any qualms, but ask me to make small talk at a barbeque and I'll try everything to evade the event.
But Obama did deliver a substantive response a couple of days before the second debate....Still, more needs to be done [and] it's going to require a national conversation.
