Sentence examples for substantively is from inspiring English sources

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

The human rights group Justice said this was the minimum required to prevent the lord chancellor being seen as a judge in his own cause and to avoid "the absurdity of the lord chancellor being sued for refusal of legal aid in a judicial review, which substantively is made against another minister or, even, himself".

"What you're seeing substantively is a party that has become the champion of small business, and, dare I say it, the middle class," said Carly Fiorina, the multimillionaire former chief of Hewlett-Packard, who ran for a Senate seat in California in 2010 and will not give a convention speech.

"It has substantively been a failure," she said.

Ideologically and substantively, it is centrist.

But, substantively, it is the Romney-Ryan proposals that were the center of attention.

Substantively It is only when more young women enter political institutions that we will be able to assess whether their presence translates into progressive education policies for girls.

More substantively, there is an attempt to pay tribute to the feminist struggles of the 1970s while maintaining a knowing distance from the attitudes of the old days.

Though the experiment packs rhetorical punch, substantively it is as weak as his larger argument supporting block grants as the answer to poverty.

Substantively, there is a literature on summer setback, but no studies we are aware of concerning this effect for preschool children.

A more or less inconsistent willingness of rulers to tie their own hands by scrupulous adherence to procedural justice while yet being substantively unjust, is of course psychologically possible.