Sentence examples for substantive objections from inspiring English sources

Whatever their substantive objections to the report, Senate Republican aides told the Times that they objected to the use of the terms "Bush tax cuts" and "tax cuts for the rich" in the document.

The demand that the referendum be postponed is not based on substantive objections to the constitution.

As the debate began, it became clear that few Republicans had any substantive objections to any of the nominees.

In addition to its substantive objections, the proposed final judgment is also criticized by Microsoft as being vague and ambiguous.

"People who would later (and not much later) be candidates for president and compete for the anti-Iraq War mantle voiced substantive objections to the war then," Mr. Feingold recounts.

It's based much more on Congress protecting its prerogatives – worries about the treaty's so-called "fast track" authorities, giving the president power to act without congressional approval – than on substantive objections to the document's contents.

But let me deal with the substantive objection to this brave new world.

It was an obvious and constructive step to which no serious, substantive objection was, or could have been, raised.

To the extent anyone offered a substantive objection, they said her idea would drive derivatives into the shadows of the financial system, outside the view of regulators.

The most substantive objection is that the levy is only supposed to be temporary, but since it will outlive the current parliament, that is scarcely a major concern.

If a rogue prosecutor somewhere demands the extradition of Margaret Thatcher or George Bush on bogus charges, politicians have the power to veto the move.The price of impunityA more substantive objection is that General Pinochet's arrest in Britain or extradition to Spain may upset a fragile transition to democracy in Chile, and discourage future dictators from handing over power.