Sentence examples for substantive aspects of from inspiring English sources

Some industry executives said the characters were overshadowing the more substantive aspects of the week's events.

And he hinted at some of the substantive aspects of his candidacy when he said he would continue Mr. Giuliani's emphasis on crime-fighting while moving ahead on schools and public health.

It seems as if the two literary lions spend an awful lot of time talking like frat boys, while the more substantive aspects of their relationship — presumably there were some — are underexplored.

Largely ignoring the more substantive aspects of the recent Unicode characters update (to 7.0) to smartphones and computers, such as the enhancements to support for Indic languages, and the expansion of Asian, African and Cantonese support, media outlets mostly chose to froth with child-like glee (or occasionally despair) at the added emoticons, in this case those known as emoji.

As debates over the cognitive or substantive aspects of Jesus' participation in God became both intense and refined, the pursuit of essences became almost a matter of competition in the minds of the Apologists and the formulators of doctrines in the 3rd through the 6th centuries.

Finally, the substantive aspects of the technology have also been explored.

"We are working hard to minimize the impact of the global financial downturn on any substantive aspect of student life," he said in an e-mail message.

On this view, even the substantive aspect of equality of opportunity is a deontological requirement, a moral constraint on permissible action, not a specification of a goal that morally ought to be achieved.

In the context of these working definitions of these terms, one major substantive aspect of their relationships should also be mentioned: the question of what the fundamental pedagogical goal of modern science education should be.

Ultimately, being able to review legislation by applying the substantive aspect of natural justice would "entitle courts to examine whether it is appropriate for the legislature to deprive individual of certain aspects of their personal liberty, and the manner in which such deprivation is achieved".

The evidence of the substantive aspect of validity is supported by the research into misconceptions and measurement theory.