Sentence examples for substantive contents from inspiring English sources

Treading on the democracy-development nexus as stressed by White (2006), Edigheji (2005) interrogates the substantive contents of two of the major pillars of the democratic developmental state.

At all of the stages depicted here, individuals' aspirations are likely to vary at several levels: regarding the emplacement, the emotional bases and substantive contents, as well as the expected beneficiaries and individuals' potential to achieve them.

This submerging has shaped the substantive contents of biofuels policies, and explains why the 2004 biodiesel policy PNPB, in spite of its objectives for social inclusion and rural development, faces similar problems in implementation as its predecessor, the 1975 bioethanol policy ProÁlcool.

"It has shape and form, but no substantive content.

Most people thought we were crazy; that the audience didn't exist for smart, substantive content".

They're more important for what they reveal about the Republican party in 2016 than for their substantive content.

Congress does not have authority to define the substantive content of the equal protection clause; it may only shape the remedies warranted by the violations of that guarantee.

"The error is compounded by e-mails, at least weekly, with headers that promise substantive content, but are usually another solicitation, or otherwise irritating.

In addition to the substantive content, there's clearly a tactical angle here: Mr McCain is trying to regain some of his squandered "maverick" credentials.

Sir Christopher Meyer's somewhat manic outburst on the Today programme over our report on press self-regulation has a familiar ring about it: a great deal of sound and fury, but very little substantive content.

"The Court of Appeal agreed that the interview had an extremely aggressive tone combined with constant interruptions, was full of insults, ranting, and lacked any substantive content and that it was a breach of generally accepted standards.