Sentence examples for substantive element from inspiring English sources

"... the contested decision does no more than authorise the establishment of enhanced cooperation, but does not contain any substantive element on the FTT itself".

Microsoft counters that the only substantive element added to the original settlement was a requirement for a three-member committee on the Microsoft board to oversee compliance.

"Every substantive element, such as support for the poor, greater education, small class instruction, environmental action, right across the board, he's basically taking the fire away from the opposition camp," he said.

Martin Sutton, a company spokesman in London, said the cuts represented the most substantive element of a cost-saving review that began after the $68 billion merger last December of Glaxo Wellcome and SmithKline Beecham.

The "not inspirational" critique, does have a substantive element: Hillary isn't a real liberal.

The efforts of members of Congress, human rights activists and the public prevented Lefever's confirmation and ensured that human rights remained a rhetorical and substantive element of U.S. foreign policy in the years that followed.

Mr. Mastura said the government-prepared draft did away with some "substantive elements" both panels had agreed on since 2005.

The consensus among diplomats and Syrian officials is that, as a matter of principle and political survival, he cannot be more flexible than his father on the substantive elements of peace negotiations.

"Tensions on this issue continue to simmer but the administration clearly wants to call a truce and instead focus on more substantive elements of the bilateral economic relationship," like increased access for American companies, Professor Prasad said.

They do not, as a rule, draw attention to the gap between what was said the previous year and what was subsequently delivered.That isn't to say nothing will emerge from Kananaskis just that most of the substantive elements are already known.

Although it is far from a given that positive experiences in the simpler forms of economic integration will lead to a deepening of the process to increasingly integrated shared economic spaces, the more-complex forms incorporate and are founded on the substantive elements of the earlier forms.