Sentence examples for more substantive action from inspiring English sources

Eswar S. Prasad, a professor of trade policy at Cornell, called the legislation "a shot across the bow that indicates a clear escalation from overheated rhetoric about Chinese currency policy to more substantive action".

In a late-night response on Twitter, Trump questioned how much more provocation Japan and South Korea would take, while once again attempting to goad China into taking more substantive action.

While that email may not exist, the more substantive action in these hearings may come in the form of examining State Department correspondence for signs of prestidigitation over how talking points were written and rewritten in order to prevent anyone from being embarrassed.

Crime prevention must be built on more solidarity and substantive action rather than a "predictive labeling".

"Our technical team is in the process of preparing more substantive detail about our corrective actions to meet the FDA's requirements".

48 We echo the OECD in calling for more cooperation as a basis for substantive action, and see the issue as one driven by the central goal of a safe global medicine supply chain.

A motion was unanimously passed by the FT's NUJ chapel after a meeting late on Thursday delaying the industrial action but calling for a more substantive offer to secure pensions.

As chief of staff to Representative Steve Israel of New York, and as a disenfranchised resident of Washington, I feel that this substantive action by the G.O.P. would be much more meaningful than defensive rhetoric and platitudes.

A theoretical answer would involve showing that there is nothing else that you can — metaphysically — do: that whatever you do (in the thinnest possible sense) is action (in the theory's thicker and more substantive sense).

How many more avoidable tragedies must we witness before we, as a nation, take substantive action to solve this problem?

However right their grievance may be, there is a much larger and more substantive danger than hurt feelings: The study was used in the anti-affirmative-action amicus brief brought before the Supreme Court for the 2013 Fisher v. University of Texas case.