Sentence examples for whose substantive from inspiring English sources

But elections are not a good thing when they lead to the elevation of people whose substantive beliefs fall outside the democratic orbit.

During the Vietnam War, inflated estimates of Vietnamese killed became a substitute measure of American success in a campaign whose substantive objectives were proving elusive.

The statute created an independent, permanent international criminal court with legal personality separate from the United Nations and whose substantive jurisdiction includes crimes against humanity, crimes of genocide, war crimes, and crimes of "aggression" (pending the adoption of an acceptable definition of that term).

"...[E]lections are not a good thing when they lead to the elevation of people whose substantive beliefs fall outside the democratic orbit.

These services are comprised of a team of multidisciplinary health professionals whose substantive training and work are within palliative care.

This interpretation is far too generous to Boehner, whose failures, political and substantive, were due mostly to cowardice.

Virtually a festival of contemporary music, they included premieres by John Adams and John Williams, whose "Soundings" opened a substantive and fascinating program of film music.

Does education (E), when added to contact (C), produce substantive changes, whose nature and magnitude are pre-established?

Therefore, several questions require investigation: Does contact (C) produce substantive changes, whose nature and magnitude are pre-established?

The return was eagerly awaited by Frank McCourt, whose lawyers had their most substantive opportunity to go on the offensive.

"Things are changing but everything is continuing the same," said Elizardo Sánchez, an activist whose Cuban Human Rights and National Reconciliation Commission sees little substantive difference between the hard-line governments of the two Castro brothers.