Sentence examples for for substantive change from inspiring English sources

An Irin interview in October 2015 with Stephen O'Brien, the incoming under-secretary-general and emergency relief co-ordinator, further reflected the limited appetite for substantive change.

Cochran said these numbers showed the need for substantive change before the N.F.L.'s next head-coaching hiring cycle, which usually begins in January.

Didn't call for substantive change to church teachings and traditions that indeed demand re-examination, including the belief that homosexual acts themselves are sinful.

For one, it is vastly easier to find new words than it is to overturn old habits, and all too easy to mistake the ubiquity of the new carbon-speak for substantive change.

The meeting of the P5+1 (the five permanent members of the United Nations Security Council plus Germany and Irann in January 2016 to discuss Iran's nuclear ambitions ended on a positive note but left many analysts skeptical of the possibility for substantive change.

They have little choice, but to keep looking for ways to push that transformative culture deeper and deeper into the organization, and over time, that should provide a foundation for substantive change that translates into more concrete financial results.

The panel called for "substantive changes" in the second phase.

But he doesn't think TV is to blame for substantive changes in the language.

With the economy struggling, some may question whether the government can wait nearly a year for substantive changes.

Ms. Cerbelli's lawsuit initially called for substantive changes to the department's policy manual, the Patrol Guide.

The problem facing mayors of big cities is that the process necessary for substantive changes in cities is not very interesting, even to city dwellers.