Sentence examples for substance of change from inspiring English sources

Some are unsatisfied with the pace and substance of change the Obama administration has brought to detention policy.

Others speculated that it might force groups to pick sides in a country where the glow of unity after President Hosni Mubarak's fall in February has dimmed amid recriminations over the pace, style and substance of change.

Too often, Obama seems to be a symbol of change, but lacks the substance of change.

Howls of protest greeted these changes, both domestically and from abroad, as Japanese citizens criticized the substance of the change and the manner in which the legislation was approved — by way of a cabinet decision that bypassed parliament and circumvented the procedure for amending the constitution.

But the substance of the change is another matter.

Day said the prime minister expressed no view to him in their conversation about the content of his private senator's bill, their conversation was about process, not about the substance of the change.

He said:  "What matters when it comes to changing the treaties is making sure there is agreement on the substance of the changes we will see, which will of course involve treaty change.

Less mysterious, and well explored by Ms Collins, is why the substance of gossip changes from age to age.

There was also a mention of the letters sent out some benefit claimants about to face cuts, but nothing on the substance of the changes.

HRW was especially critical of how the government has clipped the wings of the constitutional court, which lost its prerogative to review the substance of constitutional changes.

We'll have more later on the substance of those changes.