Sentence examples for substantive result from inspiring English sources

"Rather than dictate the substantive result, it intervenes only when the 'market,' in our case the political market, is systematically malfunctioning".

He argues that DACA is an illustration of how a Republican Party dominated by its Tea-Party faction gives up control over policy in favour of ideological purity.[I]n policy area after policy area, House Republicans have said, and demonstrated, that they prefer a worse (for them) substantive result as long as they don't have to vote for it.

In some of these cases the law has closure rules to settle the matter, e.g. in favour of criminal defendants, but in others there are no closure rules as to the appropriate substantive result to endorse.

It won't achieve any substantive result for the American people.

Columbia County District Attorney Paul Czajka considered Forbis a flight risk given all the foreign stamps in his passport, but the judge dismissed the possibility, figuring "it will avail him to not abscond for proceedings will go on without him to a substantive result," according to a transcript of the bail hearing.

Repeated government promises to enact reforms and promote development programs failed to deliver substantive results.

Few expect the Annapolis meeting to produce substantive results, but officials argue that the resumption of a discussion signifies progress.

But others are skeptical that a meeting pulled together on such a hurried basis could produce substantive results.

"We remain convinced that the efforts of the current administration have the potential to yield more substantive results than that of its listless and ineffective predecessor," it said.

Reform in Ireland took a whole century before substantive results were achieved, in the mid-1930s, after Ireland was divided into Northern Ireland and the Irish Free State.

Carson died before she could see any substantive results from her work on this issue, but she left behind some of the most influential environmental writing ever published.