Sentence examples for meaningful process from inspiring English sources

But reform is a continuous and meaningful process rather than a one off event as the Prime Minister seems to think.

Legal critics within the Administration had been allowed to think that they were engaged in a meaningful process; but their deliberations appeared to have been largely an academic exercise, or, worse, a charade.

It uses vague and overbroad criteria and secret evidence to place people on watchlists, and it denies them a meaningful process to correct government error and clear their names".

Rogers's Democratic counterpart, Charles Dutchh" Ruppersberger of Maryland, said he favored a "meaningful process of reform that will enhance transparency and privacy, while maintaining the necessary capabilities to protect this nation".

"This is either a way to take the heat off, or the beginning of a meaningful process," said Matthew L. Myers, president of the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids, an advocacy group.

The American Civil Liberties Union, however, announced its opposition to that measure, stating that the list is "error-prone and unreliable, because it uses vague and overbroad criteria and secret evidence to place individuals on blacklists without a meaningful process to correct government error and clear their names".

But, to do so, citizens must be engaged in sustainable, meaningful processes that build stronger communities and give participants real, tangible power".

Instead, an increase of doses and rates stimulates physically meaningful processes such as atom diffusion, surface reconstructions, and sintering.

If true, this rules out using the medical model to explain the many psychopathologies that appear to involve irreducibly intentional or meaningful processes (cf. Thornton 2007, ch 4).

Continuous measurement of sand levels is an example of a geomorphic technique that will help to develop models that predict biologically meaningful processes, not just extremes.

A need exists for a single, comprehensive framework that characterizes disease outcomes based on biologically meaningful processes.