Sentence examples for substantive concerns from inspiring English sources

Substantive concerns were ignored.

Instead, Mr. Menendez said, he has "substantive" concerns about her knowledge of constitutional issues.

Mr. Menendez claims that his opposition to Judge Shwartz was based on "substantive" concerns about her knowledge of constitutional law.

"If the governor has substantive concerns about the bill that he has signed, we didn't hear about them.

"We recognise that this speed of progress has brought with it some substantive concerns, expressed in various quarters.

Ty Trippet, a spokesman for Bloomberg, said, "We always want to hear from our clients and others about our editorial coverage, and we take substantive concerns very seriously".

In health, the government is pushing through massive reforms despite substantive concerns raised by nurses, doctors and midwives about the impact on patient care.

The fact that manufactured concerns about emerging technologies should so easily supplant substantive concerns is truly a development to be worried about.

The notion of legislated black empowerment still jars many white industrialists, but the months of meetings with black officials, particularly in the mining sector, have alleviated most substantive concerns.

On at least the first two of these issues, there is an existing solution that is as easy as pie, satisfies all of the substantive concerns involved plus several other problems, and has already been shown to work in other health-care systems.

Douglas Johnson, legislative director of the National Right to Life Committee, said his group's board decided to endorse Gov. George W. Bush and run ads against Mr. McCain mainly because of "substantive concerns about his record on right to life issues".