Sentence examples for undergoing substantive change from inspiring English sources

As elsewhere around the world, English language teaching, learning and assessment in Mainland China are undergoing substantive change towards the establishment of a common framework of English language ability scales - the China Standards of English (CSE).

A cleanup of toxic chemicals in the Hudson River has failed to consistently meet performance standards and needs to undergo "substantive changes" in its next phase, a panel of independent scientists said in a draft report released on Monday.

This study uses rainfall simulation experiments to investigate interrill soil crust and seal development in response to structural (or raindrop-impact-induced) and depositional (or runoff-induced) processes on a semiarid piedmont in southern New Mexico, USA, which has undergone substantive vegetation change (replacement of grasses by shrubs) over the last 100 years.

Although globalization is not new, most political economists agree that it has undergone substantive transformation since the 1970s [ 21].

In addition to many small changes related to new evidence since the prior year, and to clarify recommendations, the following sections have undergone more substantive changes: Section II.C.

People don't want substantive change.

Lots of claims, but little substantive change.

"It was not a substantive change to the law".

This is the benchmark figure for making any substantive change.

I think that's substantive change in the constititution.

Other influential Muslim Australians heralded the change in rhetoric but said they awaited more substantive change.