Sentence examples for more substantive public from inspiring English sources
Perhaps Republicans should deal with more substantive public policy issues from now until Election Day.
Asked whether the criticisms made Lord Turner a "poor candidate" for the Bank job, Tyrie told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "I think Lord Turner himself said that he should have grasped the need for a much more substantive public explanation than a one-page news release when they decided that no enforcement action was needed against RBS.
Over time, it will be Bloomberg's more substantive legacies, such as the public-health initiatives, the takeover of the school system, the rezoning of great swaths of the city, and the reshaping of its waterfront, that come to define his tenure.
The film offers more substantive insights into pressing issues of public education and urban poverty than many political commentators muster in a career.
Strong leadership will be essential to take on this challenge and to nurture a more substantive, goal-driven level of collaboration between the public, private, and academic sectors.
We need a public forum that promotes deeper and more substantive discussions of the major issues in America.
The other problems with Baldwin's piece are more substantive, and I'll focus on the issue of public sector employees.
Not only will a more civil public square yield less violence, it will hopefully produce more substantive solutions in a political environment where solutions are noticeably absent.
Although issues with enforcement may still exist under this new model, the provincial government's entry into more substantive pesticide regulation has generally been seen as a positive development for public health.
More substantive talks were scheduled for Tuesday morning, after which the parties are expected to make their first public statement about the progress of negotiations.
"There's a very good likelihood of a more substantive discussion of some of these than people think".. Though Brown received good marks on crime and public safety — 50%, up from 46% in November — he ranked lowest on prisons.
