Sentence examples for substantive air from inspiring English sources

Ranked substantive air commodore and honorary air vice marshal, Cole was officially discharged from the RAAF on 17 April 1946.

Promoted to substantive air vice marshal, he became AOC of RAF Air Headquarters Malaya in January 1953.

Bostock rose rapidly in rank during this period, becoming acting air commodore on 1 June 1940 and substantive air vice marshal on 1 October 1941.

Raised to substantive air vice marshal, Goble stayed at this post for the duration of the war and was the RAAF's representative at the Ottawa Conference in May June 1942 that negotiated the Joint Commonwealth Air Training Plan.

It produced a more substantive airing of the candidate's views on the economic meltdown and healthcare reform than the first encounter nearly two weeks ago.

But many environmental advocates have been lobbying for a much more substantive airing of the issue during one of the presidential debates, and the failure of that to materialize was vexing.

He was still four years below the statutory retirement age of fifty-seven for his substantive rank of air commodore.

Awarded a Companion of the Order of the Bath in the 1959 New Year Honours, he was promoted to the substantive rank of air commodore on 1 July 1959, and appointed as an aide-de-camp to Queen Elizabeth II in March 1960.

Policy!" With three months until the first votes are cast in the presidential nominating contest, the eight hopefuls aired substantive policy differences during the two-hour debate on the campus of Dartmouth College.

"We were actually very close and had agreed on the substantive issues of reducing air pollutants and increasing the accessibility to transit," said Harold Reheis, director of the state environmental protection division.

"I think we feel the individual is potentially at significant risk, and if we can extract the individual without substantive risk to the air crew, and if from our medical evaluations we feel the individual needs to come out now we will do it," said Harry Mahar, the safety and health officer for the office of polar programs at the science foundation.