Sentence examples for made no substantive from inspiring English sources

The court ruled that while new technology had automated the process, it made no substantive difference.

Meles made no substantive comment on inquiries regarding the liberalization of banking and telecommunications in Ethiopia.

American officials made no substantive comments on the European rate cut today, but are sure to welcome it in their discussions with Mr. Lafontaine.

But he is facing growing pressure from younger Tibetans to take a more aggressive stand since the Chinese government has made no substantive concessions.

The White House said it made no substantive compromise, and it brought liberal groups along with the decision, but the speed with which it responded to the uproar demonstrated how attuned Mr. Obama has become to potential electoral trouble.

Even though the electronic copies made no "substantive alteration to" the copyrighted student essays, the Fourth Circuit held that plagiarism detection constituted a transformative use of the copyrighted works.

But Mr. Arafat resisted any such action, arguing that it would only lead to civil conflict and that Mr. Sharon would make no substantive concessions in return.

On a metasemantic account, diagonal intensions represent ad hoc reinterpretations that we resort to when the normal horizontal intension for a subject's sentences or thoughts is necessarily true or necessarily false, and hence makes no substantive claim about the empirical world.

At the beginning of the crisis the EOC made some decisions about planning and coordination of evacuations, supplies and shelters; but once the state of emergency was declared it no longer made any substantive decisions without the governor's consent.

The administration made almost no substantive changes to the regulation following the period of public comment, says Adam Sonfield, senior public policy associate at the Guttmacher Institute.

Neither man made any substantive comment before the talks began.