Sentence examples for was substantive as from inspiring English sources

It further ruled that this national policy applied not only to federal courts but to state courts and was substantive as well as procedural.

Some of the critiques are purely aesthetic, but the most important ones are substantive: as planned, the critics argue, the memorial sells the supreme allied commander's greatness short.

In emphasizing procedural justice we create respect for the law among its' subjects and its' enforcers and we insure that there will be substantive justice as well.

In Afghanistan and other al-Qaeda locales, U.S. forces produced victories that were substantive and quantifiable, as well as politically useful to the administration.

Some are substantive, such as the provision placing on the seller the burden of proving lack of scienter when a buyer alleges fraud.

The claim that experiences have contents in this sense is substantive, and, as we have seen, is denied by some philosophers.

Whether there will be substantive changes as a result remains to be seen, but thank God I now have other people listening and acting on concerns and reservations about the airline security process.

To determine whether the differences are of substantive as well as statistical significance, we calculated the predicted probabilities of a respondent giving different answers on the questionnaire based on the regression results shown in Table  3.

The shift is as symbolic as it is substantive.

The result is substantive and far-ranging, as oriented to Europe and Latin America as to the United States; its readers will immediately be launched far beyond familiar orthodoxies and local disputes into vital contact with conceptualism's key debates and thinkers.

But this disagreement can be explained by the fact that they are supposed to be substantive moral truths, and as such may not be obvious.