Sentence examples for substantive new from inspiring English sources

But Europe's new carbon markets aren't hanging around for substantive new measures from the G8.

The allies failed to develop any substantive new operational or tactical methods, preferring to rely on slow advances in weaponry and overall economic superiority.

Thus, the dollar has weakened sharply in the past month: principally because sentiment appears to have turned against it, not because there have been any substantive new developments.

This resulted in substantive new reforms recently put in place by the self-regulatory organizations that tighten rules on analysts' compensation, ownership and disclosure.

Despite his oft-stated commitment to Africa, Obama is not expected to offer substantive new initiatives on several pressing regional crises, including Burundi, Central African Republic and eastern Democratic Republic of Congo as well as South Sudan.

Although Seoul is considering taking the case to the UN security council if the report concludes Pyongyang was involved, the likelihood of winning agreement to substantive new sanctions is small.

"If something substantive and new has taken place since you last wrote, mention it, but don't belabor it," he said.

New substantive rules announced by the Supreme Court generally apply retroactively.

There is little argument that the fugue of language and heritage that is The Way Things Were is a substantive contribution to new writing from the subcontinent.

The Crown Prosecution Service also recently said it would expand its review of evidence gathered by the police to include any "recent or new substantive allegations".

And payments to equity researchers for facilitating meetings with company managements, called corporate access, will be completely banned as failing to meet the new "substantive research" benchmark.