Sentence examples for will not be substantive from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, we expect that any changes brought about by strategies that do not satisfy these conditions will not be substantive enough to assure their generalization much beyond the specific context or time period in which they were implemented, or the developmental stage of those students who were exposed to them.

While the new law does offer a helping hand to these homeowners, critics say the benefits will not be as substantive as the bankruptcy judge provision would have been.

And until we're ready to do that, there probably will not be any truly substantive change".

Mr. Ravitch will not be able to vote on substantive issues, but he would be able to vote on important procedural questions.

Moreover, as indicated by the ellipsis above, the descriptive component of a substantive feminist view will not be articulable in a single claim, but will involve an account of the specific social mechanisms that deprive women of, e.g., rights and respect.

The union's assistant general secretary Diana Holland said: "We will not be calling Easter strike action as we focus on substantive talks through Acas.

"She will offer substantive suggestions," said Judge Jon O. Newman, "but she will not be tenacious in making sure the language comes out exactly her way".

With political pundits generally agreeing that the Democrats will not be able to take the House in the November elections, there will not be much substantive work in Congress until after November.

A substantive review of such work has already been provided by Swager et al. and hence this will not be main topic here.

The uproar about the paper has not been substantive".

But I don't think these will be substantive in nature and I'm confident in our basic system".