Sentence examples for how substantive from inspiring English sources

They do not encompass sufficiently or at all some features that determine how substantive democracy is or its quality.

By then, officials on the Election Complaints Commission should have a better sense of how substantive the election fraud was.

But these federal efforts offer a framework for how substantive policy changes might help to mitigate the residue of America's sprawling penal system.

Athene Donald argued that scientists should pay more than lip service to genuine public engagement and I agree, but how substantive is the engagement fostered by the Longitude Prize?

So as soon as Cameron trailed his intention to deny social or council housing to new migrants for up to five years, it was quickly pointed out that local councils already have the power to set their own local residence test, raising doubts about how substantive the proposed change will actually prove.

"People were interested in coming to hear and see her because they watched her grow up, and then they'd realize how substantive she was," said Howard Wolfson, a senior strategist on Mrs. Clinton's presidential campaign who now works for Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg.

It is not clear how much substantive influence Mr. Immelt's new role will give him.

The bank will be expected to provide a view on how the substantive issues bear on its mandate," he said.

Still, it bothers me that many theatergoers will come away from "Master Class" with little idea of how artistically substantive Callas's actual classes were.

That quibble aside, I can't see how the substantive merger - between Northcliffe and Iliffe News & Media - breaks any current competition rules.

Compared with other model-based approaches for ERS, a distinguishing characteristic of the MIRT approach is that it can psychometrically account for how both substantive and ERS traits combine to affect response category selection.