Sentence examples for new substantive information from inspiring English sources
As there is little new substantive information in the weapons part of Iraq's declaration, or new supporting documentation, the issues that were identified as unanswered in the Amorim report (S/1999/356) and in Unscom's report (S/1999/94) remain unresolved.
The new report doesn't include any new or substantive information about the shooting, but a handful of frames include text overlays that explain what is taking place.
ABC News has made official the long-rumored appointment of George Stephanopoulos to succeed Diane Sawyer as the anchor of "Good Morning America" — and its top executive promised on Thursday that the show would move "in a new direction," toward more news and substantive information.
Steve Cole, the division's public-affairs officer, declined to speculate, noting that "there is very little substantive information about the new Administration's plans for NASA at this point".
Evidence from our exploratory study of wellbeing interventions should inform new substantive trial designs.
The New York Times came in third with substantive information about poverty included in 0.2percentt of its election stories.
There has been little substantive information in the local newspaper, even though this is the first major new art institution to rise here since the St. Louis World's Fair of 1904.
MPs demanded substantive information on antisemitic incidents.
But Sanders provided little substantive information.
He refuses to provide any substantive information about his partners.
It added it had "no further substantive information".
