Sentence examples for has no substantive from inspiring English sources

independently and without assistance or interference". Nixon asserts that the word "sole" has no substantive meaning.

In a statement, Bloomberg L.P. said: "The E.E.O.C. has no substantive argument or evidence in this case.

This is the first document that has no substantive content, but it still has some form as a "ghost" of the missing text.

A sixty-six-year-old career soldier who has no substantive experience outside the military cannot possibly bring an impartial perspective to leadership at the Pentagon.

But that should not obscure the main point: their assertion that missile defenses, specifically SM-3 IIB interceptors, will threaten Russian ICBMs and thereby undermine the strategic balance now has no substantive basis.

Rush has a massive following -- an estimated 20m listeners -- but is unlikely ever to run for office, has no substantive policy ideas, and turns off the centrist voters the Obama needs in his corner during the ongoing stimulus and budget fights in Washington.

Barra had no substantive answer.

The Catalans have no substantive dispute with Madrid, beyond seeking a remembered separatism.

The move would have no substantive effect on AT&T's operations or finances.

Baseball officials and lawyers had no substantive comment on the ruling; they did not immediately pronounce contraction dead for 2002.

Eisentrager forms a coherent whole with the accepted proposition that aliens abroad have no substantive rights under our Constitution.