Sentence examples for substantial departure from inspiring English sources

I think Harris is a substantial departure.

That appears to be a fairly substantial departure for you.

Allowing deliberately kicked goals would be a substantial departure from that spirit.

The program is a substantial departure for the Ford Foundation, which has traditionally made much smaller grants.

"In that sense, it is a big deal, a pretty substantial departure" in American policy, said Francis Brooke, the American adviser to the London-based dissident group.

But even that $2 million was a substantial departure from a previous will, completed a year earlier, in which Mr. Pelosi would have been his wife's main beneficiary.

Mr. Currier's substantial "Departures and Arrivals" offered candid insight into a composer's creative process.

Under the Florida Constitution, the court cannot intervene to overturn the judgment of the canvassing boards unless appellants prove "clear, substantial departures from essential requirements of law".

In a flagrant exploitation of imprisoned children's rights, the investigation found that the continuing and voluminous practice of dispensing psychiatric drugs to child inmates represents "substantial departures from generally accepted professional standards".

As set forth in Boardman, the county canvassing boards are vested with the responsibility to make judgments on the validity of ballots, and its determinations will be overturned only for compelling reasons when there are clear, substantial departures from essential requirements of law.

It is certainly the intent of the constitution and the Legislature that the results of elections are to be efficiently, honestly and promptly ascertained by election officials to whom some latitude of judgment is accorded, and that courts are to overturn such determinations only for compelling reasons when there are clear, substantial departures from essential requirements of law".