Sentence examples for substantive legacy from inspiring English sources
The latter would surely have secured him an equally impressive foreign policy victory and substantive legacy.
The ultimate substantive legacy of Principia Mathematica is mixed.
(His former adviser Dan Pfeiffer, fumbling the ball, predicted that Obama will "put substantive legacy-worth points on the board").
Over time, it will be Bloomberg's more substantive legacies, such as the public-health initiatives, the takeover of the school system, the rezoning of great swaths of the city, and the reshaping of its waterfront, that come to define his tenure.
I am proud of the advances we have made in New York where we have continued a legacy of substantive HIV/AIDS policy, but we must continue the fight to end the epidemic and ensure an AIDS-free generation.
Some Republicans here, while not necessarily embracing Mr. Gingrich's language, said his reception at the debate showed that voters were ready to have a substantive discussion about minorities and entitlement programs without getting tied up in the enduring legacy of racial injustice.
Given the current situation in Mumbai of little substantive research evidence, lack of strong political advocates for organ donation, and powerful policy legacies, it is unlikely that organ donation will make it to the top of the government policy agenda and that an organ donor registry will be implemented.
The NHS Leadership Academy is working to empower leadership at all levels to take action to create a legacy of inclusion within the NHS, so the time is now to make a substantive and sustainable difference.
On a more substantive level, it underscored the unease he has already demonstrated on the campaign trail with how to handle his brother's legacy.
There are substantive issues.
