Sentence examples for substantive transition from inspiring English sources

As a consequence of ratifying the UN CEDAW in the early 1984s [ 22] Indonesian society has undergone a very substantive transition from being a male-dominated society to becoming a gender-egalitarian society.

This paper examines both the potential of and barriers to grid-scale energy storage playing a substantive role in transitioning to an efficient, reliable and cost-effective power system with a high penetration of renewable energy sources.

The specific objectives were to: (1) describe the experience and psychosocial processes of significant transitions experienced by older rural persons who were receiving palliative home care and their families and (2) develop a substantive theory of transitions in this population.

The specific aims were to: (1) describe the experience of significant transitions experienced by older rural persons who were receiving palliative home care and their families and (2) develop a substantive theory of transitions in this population.

The pointed remarks from the man the State Department had nudged back into Iraqi politics at the age of 80 are likely to add to the pressure on Mr. Bremer to respond to Iraqi opposition groups and religious figures who want a speedy transition to substantive Iraqi control over the political process.

The findings based on census tracts likely underestimate true associations related to contextually defined (real) neighborhoods that have substantive deprivation boundaries and transition zones.

Amid the tumult of transition, some economic changes have been very substantive.

As they marched, Rich said that he'd spent about two weeks working on his speech, the only substantive writing he'd done during a three-month transition between jobs — New York Times to New York.

"Because the current President is still in office, calls made during the transition period should be high level, non-substantive, and consist largely of diplomatic pleasantries," they wrote.

Mr. Summers comes closest to a more substantive biography in a section where he explores Fitzgerald's transition from swing to the free-form style of bebop -- we learn about the differences between the two types of music and see how remarkably versatile and skilled Fitzgerald must have been to make the shift.

Allowing students to surf the internet unrelated to class work hamstrings their ability to learn both substantive information and professional behavior needed for a smooth and successful transition into the post-graduation workforce.