Sentence examples for substantive solutions from inspiring English sources

While the Green New Deal has pushed more Republicans to address climate change, it hasn't led them to lay out their own substantive solutions.

I gathered a small group of friends to see if we could map, measure and model the 100 most substantive solutions to reverse global warming.

"The danger is that it is starting to drift into irrelevance as states increasingly walk around the UN on the most important questions facing the international community, seeking substantive solutions elsewhere, increasingly seeing the UN as a pleasant diplomatic afterthought".

Faust made the case that the three great necessities of creating partnerships, undertaking research, and training students to ask and answer the big questions ultimately will yield substantive solutions to this global challenge.

"Proceeding otherwise, in my view, would unfairly drag a career civil servant into a dispute he has no control over, cannot take a position in, and cannot provide substantive solutions or responses to, all while still having to incur legal fees," he wrote.

The focus has been on substantive solutions, and most recently on attempting to "accommodate" state energy policies in the regional electricity markets with disappointing results to states, consumer advocates, and clean energy businesses.

Prevention is the most substantive solution to reducing food waste, but "waste-benefit" solutions such as composting or anaerobic digesters are beneficial last resorts for food that cannot be eaten or redistributed to hungry populations.

The Nation's Dave Zirin applauds the decision to take some health decisions out of the hands of team doctors, but doesn't seem optimistic about a substantive solution.Here's what I'm wondering: what about rugby players?

In addition to the formal test given by the distinction between state-given and object-given reasons, and the psychological test given by asking to what attitude one can follow some consideration, there might be a more substantive solution to the problem.

But the truth is that until the widespread usage of drugs in the United States is curtailed sharply, there can be no realistic or substantive solution to the problem inside Mexico.

We like dialogs as a response to complex culture issues because they allow for the kind of intellectual introspection that we thrive on, but on the other hand they do not challenge the author or even the supposed future interlocutors to come up with a substantive solution.