Sentence examples for substantive out from inspiring English sources

Even in Mr. Bush's early days in the White House, when I was supporting the administration down the line and dealing with people I had known for years, I was never able to get anything substantive out them beyond the line of the day.

"If Powell really wants to be a hero, because he's had a tough time in the last 12 months, he'd line up three votes and put something substantive out rather than simply a mishmash," said Reed E. Hundt, who served as chairman of the commission during the Clinton administration.

The jokes aren't all what you'd call subtle, but they're substantive, calling out the ruinous insularity of online celebrity, and the power imbalance between YouTubers and their adoring fans.

"I believe that presidential candidates actually have a responsibility to point out substantive differences, to point out perspectives that are different," he said in an interview.

Mr. Sharon has ruled out substantive negotiations until the Palestinians sideline Mr. Arafat, halt all violence, dismantle terrorist groups, collect illegal weapons and carry out security and financial reforms.

Recalling the selection of substantive provisions set out in Table 1, targets need to be established for a range of policy areas.

This substantive document sets out four inter-related and essential criteria to assess whether health services and programmes promote and protect the right to health as follows: "health services, goods and facilities … shall be available, accessible, acceptable and of good quality" (22).

Consider the first entry in "Five Myths About Political Conventions": "Nothing substantive comes out of the conventions".

Under such circumstances, policy makers may distract mass public opinion while negotiating an incremental solution to substantive issues out of public view.

And nothing substantive came out of it except, perhaps, the KUBARK Counterintelligence Interrogation manual: the CIA's first and most influential handbook for torturers.

She reportedly acquiesced on the Sony front after producers said they don't allow guests to dictate interview terms, but "Today" producers axed the segment anyway, thinking they wouldn't get substantive responses out of her.