Sentence examples for the same in substance from inspiring English sources

The resolutions crafted by Madison, while the same in substance as Jefferson's, were more restrained.

The result is no different if the orders are treated as being the same in substance though separate in point of time and form.

They proceed upon broad and fundamental reasoning, the same in substance that was adopted by this court in the Adair Case, and they are cited with approval in the opinion (208 U. S. 175).

Page 397 of the document states that a motion or amendment "which is the same, in substance" as something already voted on should not be brought forward again in a session of parliament.

This included a motion in 1931 urging the governor general to refuse to approve regulations in the current session that were the same in substance as regulations already disallowed by the Senate, and a motion in 1914 asking the governor general to submit six constitution alteration proposals to the people even though they had not been passed by the House of Representatives.

The transcript of one of Olga's statements (all of them were the same in substance) goes like this: "When were you married, Olga, and what was the name of your husband?" "His name was Alphonse Rocco and we were married about a year and half ago — on May 14 , 1945.

It wasn't that they really cared about the conceptual difference between the claim that Jesus and the Father were homoousian (same in essence) and the claim that the two were homoiousian (same in substance); they cared about whether the Homoousians or the Homoiousians were going to run the Church.

Harmotome is isostructural with the mineral phillipsite; that is, the three-dimensional structure of the aluminosilicate framework is the same in the two substances.

51, 52, give the same authority in substance, and the same result is produced as under the New York statute.

The banned substances are the same in both the Paralympics and the Olympics, and athletes on prescription medication must prove that there is no suitable alternative that they could take instead.

The same substance in one phase is relatively safe but in another phase very hazardous.