Sentence examples for into the substantive from inspiring English sources

She also asked him to pledge to enter into the substantive negotiations the Palestinians want.

It provides a recently retired judge's insights into the substantive work and function of the Supreme Court in Ghanaian society and Ghana's legal and political system.

An Israeli move on Syria might suit Obama, too, especially if Tuesday's unprecedented warm words from the Iranian president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, do not translate into the substantive changes in Iranian behaviour that the US wants.

Under petitioners' target theory, a court could determine that a defendant had standing to invoke the exclusionary rule without having to inquire into the substantive question of whether the challenged search or seizure violated the Fourth Amendment rights of that particular defendant.

The objections are numerous (for those wanting to wade into the substantive end of the SCOTUS pool I'd suggest starting here) but I'd like to focus on perhaps the most important: her defense of executive power, particularly as it relates to both protecting Americans at home and going after terrorists abroad.

We found such a violation when individual votes within the same state were weighted unequally, but we have never before called into question the substantive standard by which a state determines that a vote has been legally cast.

When the cell came into being, the substantive existence of genes came to the end.

Additionally, Cohen's criteria [ 38] were taken into account to evaluate the substantive significance of correlations (large correlations are those > 0.50, medium correlations are from 0.30 to 0.49, and small correlations are from 0.10 to 0.29).

The inquest was due to start in May but the coroner, Sir Robert Owen, said that because of the "complexity" of the case the substantive hearing into Litvinenko's death was likely to be delayed.

I reject the notion that work on the substantive Report into the failure of HBOS could only commence at the conclusion of this investigation and find it difficult to understand why a Report of such public significance was delayed in preference to proceedings against one individual said to be involved in it.

Into the vacuum of substantive knowledge rush the unprincipled advertisements, the unctuous hucksters, the "super PACs," the Swift boating, the Sunday-morning-talk-show spin.