Sentence examples for substantive exchanges from inspiring English sources

The most intensive substantive exchanges were again over abortion.

To be sure, there were some substantive exchanges about taxes, health care, and foreign policy.

Successful business dealings are rooted in substantive exchanges and mutual gain.

But he avoided any notable missteps and held his own on substantive exchanges over the economy and foreign policy.

Back in 1984, shortly after arriving in this country, I remember watching the second debate between Reagan and Mondale, and thinking that, for the second time in a row, the challenger had easily won the substantive exchanges.

He had not been told that months earlier, in December 2001, there had been "quite substantive exchanges between No 10 and the White House" about the possibility of military action against Iraq.

"They are trying to appear to be going through the required processes while also preventing any truly substantive exchange of information," Mr. Kahan said.

But in the only substantive exchange, when Jay explored the circumstances in which as editor he would 'write a cheque', MacKenzie argued that police officers often passed information to journalists to secure justice and 'publicity is often justice'.

And, let me now on Social Security because we were getting into a good substantive exchange, and I want to say I think both Chris, and Mike are right.

No doubt they are all busy people, but how is it possible they have time to meet with JPMorgan Chase 16 times (just on the Volcker Rule) and no time to meet Anat Admati – not even for a single substantive exchange of views?

Experts in United States-Russia relations said such an encounter — even on an informal basis at a social event — was a concern because of its length, which suggested a substantive exchange, and because there was no note taker or national security or foreign policy aide present.