"substantive start" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the beginning or opening of a sentence that contains important, relevant, or meaningful information. Example: The substantive start of the essay captured the reader's attention immediately, setting the tone for the rest of the piece.
But from a more substantive starting point--I've lived a fuller life.
But for most of the other leaders it will be their first chance to meet Mr Obama.Any substantive discussions will start with the financial crisis.
The talks would also be important because they would begin to get important players needed to start substantive discussions in the same room, but the obstacles to real progress remain formidable.
It is possible to imagine a reality in which Bibi had embraced the Obama Administration's peace efforts - freezing settlements completely and entering immediately into substantive peace negotiations, starting from where previous negotiations left off.
In Europe, the European Physical Activity Surveillance System (EUPASS) has been implemented to contribute to the establishment of an appropriate, cost-effective and feasible Community health monitoring system to be achieved by developing and testing a surveillance system, using physical activity, being a major indicator of public health, as its substantive focus and starting point [ 27].
It is expected to start its substantive hearings next year.
Pitchford says he is due to outline early next year when his inquiry will start holding substantive hearings.
We should stop talking about the simplistic and reductive "end of men" and start having substantive conversations about "transforming masculinity" so that extreme violence, inherent to patriarchal systems, isn't understood to be an essential part of it.
A clutch of investors have lined up against Porsche; the first substantive hearing in the biggest of these cases may start in October.
Brokers are interpreting that to mean that the form does not have to be produced for everyone who walks into an open house, but rather as soon as someone starts asking substantive questions about a property, and certainly when someone asks for an appointment to see it a second time.
