Sentence examples for substantively address from inspiring English sources
"Once again, House Republicans have chosen to engage in politics rather than substantively address the challenges that face the American people," said Representative Steny H. Hoyer of Maryland, the House Democratic leader.
Spalding's jaunt was an early example of the globalization of sports (the Olympics weren't far behind), but Lamster's history, while thorough and detailed, doesn't substantively address what its reception might have suggested about overseas attitudes toward America's burgeoning cultural clout.
In order to substantively address these problems, a prototype Lifeline Infrastructure Risk Analysis (LIRA) methodology was developed.
While the beleaguered Spanish National Research Council (CSIC) paints a realistic picture of its present plight, researchers say, they fault the agency for failing to substantively address its problems.
Nonetheless, the shooting has cast renewed scrutiny on what critics say is Scott's and state lawmakers' failure to substantively address gun violence in Florida.
In my opinion, the U.S.-Russian process promises neither to substantively address the dire humanitarian situation nor seriously pursue an end to the war.
Other recommendations, like improving K-12 science education, were not substantively addressed.
The symptoms of the crisis should be treated carefully but above all, its roots must be substantively addressed.
The emphasis has been on pre-emptively discrediting the report's findings rather than substantively addressing them.
Judge Block wrote that his ruling appeared to be the first "substantively addressing the place of aesthetics" under the federal law, which makes it easier for citizens to bring suit to halt "substantial health or environmental endangerments" from waste products.
However, the deadline of December 2008 for signing the interim agreement was also missed, and it was not until March 2009 that any of the ANSA concerns were substantively addressed: 1. Agreement on parties.
