Sentence examples for substantively involved from inspiring English sources

Thomson has never held city office or been substantively involved in a campaign apart from her own.

By becoming more visible to patients and more substantively involved in patients' medical care as active team members, radiologists will be better prepared for the anticipated future, when they will be actively involved in selecting the sequence of diagnostic procedures.

Leveson was responding to MP Rob Wilson who raised doubts over previous assertions by the court of the appeal judge that Patry Hoskins's relationship with Sherborne may have been inappropriate if she was involved substantively in the drawing up of the Leveson report.

Cf.; e.g., Churchland 1979, pp. 100-107, on which abstract objects are used to conveniently index psychological events, as numbers are used in science, without any commitment to these abstract objects being involved substantively in either physical or psychological structure.

In EPA cases, plaintiffs have the burden of proof to show that women were paid less than men and that the work involved was "substantively equal".

"Beyond that, we do not intend to respond substantively to questions involving Mr. Kruger while these criminal charges are pending".

Robotic natural language capabilities and voices substantively affect human interactions.

Smoking status did not substantively affect the results.

Getting both sides to address abuses substantively is paramount, and sometimes that means walking softly, said people involved in preparing the report.

AF en EP were involved in commenting the study design, participated in study inclusion and quality assessment, and contributed substantively in drafting and revising the manuscript.

It has been estimated that half of boys and girls 10 14 years of age in Ghana are substantively engaged in farming and domestic work, which is double the proportion of those 7 9 years of age involved in these activities.