Sentence examples for legislative substance from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush's aides have made it clear that they intend to get the new president off to an active start, even if his first week is filled with more symbolism than legislative substance.

The feudal obligation of the employer to his workers was given legislative substance in a society developing national markets, in which the employer without an obligation to pay to a sick fund might undercut the employer who had such an obligation.

This one, performed in installation-style segments, specifically addresses pleasure and reward in legislative responses to substance abuse; parts of Everett Saunders's score come to audience members through headphones.

Remember, politicians of both parties always get criticized for being a "rubber stamp" for their parties, and always made sure to justify their legislative moves with substance, so as to prove their deliberative independence.

It also contributed greatly to the formulation of legislative measures for chemical substances which for the first time gave due attention to mutagenicity.

The discovery of the potent mutagenicity of AF-2, which was once used in Japan as a food preservative, has exerted a great influence not only on screening procedures for carcinogenic compounds but also on legislative approaches to mutagenic substances.

The imposition of legislative controls banning certain substances has had little effect on the chemical composition of NPSs or their availability, indicating that bringing in new laws on drugs as quickly as they emerge is not tackling the problem of supply (or demand).

Selling the measure to the Republican House will require close attention to substance, marketing and legislative tactics.

Michael Lawrence, CRI's specialist in novel psychoactive substances, says the legislative sledge-hammer has made the problem worse.

DIY therapy is likely to only gain momentum as we wait out the long scientific and legislative process necessary for these substances to become legitimate medicines.

An Orwellian decision that confirmed Arizona's zero-tolerance "legislative ban extends to all substances, whether capable of causing impairment or not".