Sentence examples for substantive position from inspiring English sources

But the substantive position remains unchanged - substantive negotiations on the issues await Iranian suspension of uranium enrichment.

The university president, John J. DeGioia, said in a statement: "One need not agree with her substantive position to support her right to respectful free expression.

Not one was willing to defend the UK's substantive position except the United States, which has an obvious vested interest in the continued operation of the military base.

Two IOGP members, Shell and Statoil also joined another lobby alliance – the One Target Coalition – with RWE, Fortum, Enel, Areva and ČEZ and made presentations to the commission arguing the same substantive position.

More or less agreeing with every substantive position of President Obama's, Romney tried to find small differences that would make him appear more cool, more reasonable, and more Presidential than the President himself.

If this is adopted by the Human Rights Council in June, as seems likely, it will be the first time that the UN human-rights machinery has taken a substantive position on companies' responsibilities.

Beyond Mr. Romney's substantive positions, his faith is re-emerging as a concern among some evangelicals.

And the issues that women care about, like health care, education, child care and pay equity, are ones that concern voters regardless of sex and ones on which the mayor has yet to stake out any substantive positions.

Alas, the Palestine papers also reveal the lack of political will to conclude the deal, shown by the wide gaps over substantive positions, and both sides' leaning towards fruitless debating, rather than seeking a compromise.

Funding for internships allows students to take unpaid or underpaid, substantive positions with governments, NGOs, and nonprofits, where they gain valuable experience on high-impact projects.

This idea has played some role in the debate over the embedding problem insofar as some of the proposals have been inconsistent with substantive positions taken in the debate about the possibility of moral dilemmas.