Sentence examples for discussed substantive issues from inspiring English sources
The candidates discussed substantive issues.
"They did not discuss substantive issues".
A person close to the talks said yesterday that smaller committees of representatives of the players and the owners have met intermittently throughout the negotiations to discuss substantive issues.
He said politically connected executives would not only be granted audiences with government officials to discuss substantive issues but, in the case of elected officials, would also have the chance to reinforce the idea that Facebook can be a powerful campaign tool.
It was that she was added at the 11th hour and it was unclear whether we would be able to discuss substantive issues regarding the administration and its policing policies.
A series of validation workshops were held in January 2006 in NYHQ with UNICEF departments and by telephone conference with the country office to discuss substantive issues arising from the draft reports.
In addition getting points for choosing politicians who perform well at the polls, MTV will be scoring on fundraising transparency, frequency of social media engagement, explicitly declaring their stance (which Mitt Romney has gotten in trouble for not doing on tax reform), and discussing substantive political issues.
Still, it marked the first time since the U.S. severed ties with Taiwan in favor of China in 1978 that a group of Taiwanese officers has traveled to Washington to discuss substantive policy issues.
Schumer declined to elaborate on the White House visit: "We discussed some substantive issues, I'm not going to tell you what," he told reporters.
If Olmert really considers Abbas a true partner for peace, one must question why he is still refusing to discuss the substantive issues of border, refugees and Jerusalem.
The News Corporation said in a statement Thursday that it was "confident that the proposed investment will not adversely affect media plurality in the United Kingdom," adding that it "looks forward to discussing any substantive issues with the relevant authorities".
