Sentence examples for substantively to from inspiring English sources

Insist on being given the keys to No 10 without having to talk substantively to any other party first – to avoid a coalition or any substantive policy concessions.

"You can't argue substantively to be against TAA but for the politics".

The government plans to "respond substantively to the Forward View in due course", sources close to Hunt said.

As long as neither Sprint nor WorldCom responds substantively to overtures from other companies, neither is violating the agreement.

Each country proclaims its commitment to equality and, in her view, hardly any delivers it substantively to women.

For one thing, technological advances like the Internet have contributed substantively to the rate of financial crime cases.

Just as confusing, the company has not seemed to respond substantively to the Wii's success with mainstream consumers.

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

This may also apply to people or organisations who frequently post propaganda or external links without adding substantively to the quality of the discussion on the Guardian website.

Aspirants at this week's forum can elevate themselves by playing, both rhetorically and substantively, to a base that's virulently anti-Washington and anti-Obama.

Berry said: "Theresa May has promised a renewed focus on industrial policy, but it is not clear that her agenda will differ substantively to that of the previous government.