Sentence examples for substantive development from inspiring English sources

"The actual cost is tiny and can be lost in the wash .The other area of substantive development has been in redefining sharia-compliance.

Economic pied pipers have appeared before in the Catskill Mountains with fanciful revival plans that quickly evaporated, but local political leaders have embraced Mr. Cappelli's proposal as a substantive development that could bring new life to the area.

The diffusion of formal legal materials need not imply that the substantive development of law is affected by foreign influences, at least not in ways that induce substantive differences between periphery countries of different legal families.

If there is a substantive development at the intersection of cancer and nanotechnology, then it needs a special thematic article collection the journal's editorial team welcomes your suggestions in this regard.

This Article concludes by reflecting on how wrongful conviction suits may spearhead wide-ranging reform of our criminal justice system and renew substantive development of the constitutional right to a fair trial.

But substantive development and modernization eventually followed.

There were also more substantive developments that shook the old guard.

QUESTION FROM ADAMJE: Do you think Obama's bipartisan health-care summit will produce any substantive developments in the health care debate or just political theater?

Yesterday, the EU and UK published a joint statement which outlined some progress on issues such as VAT, but no substantive developments at all on Northern Ireland.

The chaotic news conference Friday — combined with the meeting with congressional leaders in the White House Situation Room that preceded it — underscored how few substantive developments have occurred since the shutdown began two weeks ago.

The theatrics outside — the workers yelled "Shame on you!" and held their noses as Mr. Strauss-Kahn entered the courthouse — far outweighed the legal significance of what happened in the courtroom: The court proceeding lasted only about as long as it takes a world-class runner to run a mile, and there were no substantive developments in the case.