Sentence examples for substantive place from inspiring English sources

It's a fine sampling that makes a good argument for Nyro's substantive place in rock history (though over 90 minutes, Nyro's singular sound echoes itself enough that it may weary nondevotees.) In any case the four vocalists, Mandy Gonzalez, Anika Noni Rose and Ronnell Bey, in addition to Ms. Kuhn, turn the show into a rewarding concert.

The societal structures and the human, social relationships that result from the internal dynamics of these structures are process that influence health or illness states, and although nurses have first hand knowledge of health and illness, they struggle for a substantive place in the formulation of social, political and economic policies related to health.

Market-communication functions will also be forced to modernise as more clients expect more credible and substantive "any place, any time, and any way" interactions.

This makes truth a substantive property.

But there remains a question of how committed he is to putting substantive changes in place.

"You can put in place substantive limitations on the collection and use of this data, which is always a good idea," Mr. Rotenberg said.

TWO well-known agencies based in New York are reorganizing in ways that are indicative of the substantive shifts taking place along Madison Avenue to try matching the pace of change in cyberspace and at client companies.

In a statement, the departing directors said: "With the courts' approval yesterday of Michael Capellas as WorldCom's new chairman and C.E.O., it is now appropriate for each of us to stand down as directors and give him the opportunity to continue the process we have started to put in place substantive reforms and best governance practices".

With one final (and seemingly substantive) update in place though, YouMail has officially decided to call it quits on BlackBerry.

However, strong substantive theories that place direct constraints on the contents of the preferences permitted for autonomous agents are constitutively relational because, on strong substantive theories, external conditions are necessary conditions of autonomy (see §8).

Either way, the point illustrates the claim that certain views about the construction of mind and matter appear to place substantive limitations on what the basic elements of neutral monism can be.