Sentence examples for setting the substance from inspiring English sources

The sights of its 2.8 million members trained on Congress, it continues to "call the shots," setting the substance and pace of the national debate.

Decisions made in secret there set the substance and tone of government for the coming year, and they decide who is to rise and who to fall in the Communist Party hierarchy.

Judge P Garlick QC was forced to accept this defence, meaning that, technically, now a precedent has been set, the substance is still... kind of... legal?

Instead of setting the tone for substance -- letting the women shine without slick packaging, letting fresh rivalries rally the Tour -- she is establishing a foundation of superficiality.

The doctrine, therefore, encompasses both the substance of what is taught and the act of setting that substance forth.

She wants to craft a large, multi-colored acrylic box in which she will sit, surrounded by her artwork, before injecting a lethal substance and setting the box on fire.

But set aside the substance and just focus on the politics.

The citizenry in New Hampshire believe that as the participants in the first presidential primary, it is up to them to set the tone and substance of the national debate that will culminate next November with the election of a new president.

Leaders have set the tone and substance for the initiative.

"If you set the buzzwords aside, the substance is that the Iranians were saying, 'We've got to play with the I.A.E.A.

This introductory module sets the stage for covering substance use conditions as important and relevant, often chronic conditions, for generalists.