Sentence examples for substantive branches from inspiring English sources

The substantive branches of mathematics are treated in several articles.

Because of that newness, though, it has taken until now for the bulk of the Council, about two-thirds of its members newly elected, to find its footing and begin to take steps toward the substantive work of counterbalancing the executive branch.

As is generally the case on the site, where there are significant disagreements in the scientific community about substantive matters, alternative representations of the branching point are presented and explained; in this case, there is an issue about the number and nature of taxa at the kingdom level.

King George's attitude toward the colonies hardened, and the news may have contributed to his rejection of the Continental Congress' Olive Branch Petition, the last substantive political attempt at reconciliation.

Wackett had been promoted temporary air vice marshal on 1 January 1947; this rank was made substantive following the formation of the Technical Branch.

Even choosing to defer to the other branches of government amounts to a substantive stand on the question.

The league is being very strategic here in throwing out an olive branch before getting down to the hard and substantive items for discussion.

Coughlan has been criticized for allowing the doctrine of proportionality to affect administrative law, as the court has to judge the merits of a case when granting a review on grounds of substantive legitimate expectation and, in a sense, usurp the discretion of the executive branch of government.

Analytical Marxism, a movement within Marxist theory and in various branches of social science and philosophy that seeks to investigate and develop the substantive theses of standard Marxism using the techniques of conceptual analysis associated with analytic philosophy and the methods of standard neoclassical economics.

As a substantive one, it urges judges considering constitutional questions to grant substantial deference to the views of the elected branches and invalidate their actions only when constitutional limits have clearly been violated.

"Be substantive".