Sentence examples for without substantive changes from inspiring English sources

Without substantive changes the policy cannot meet Australia's promised emission reduction targets.

"Without substantive changes to burdensome environmental regulations, the well-being of fish will continue to be placed ahead of the well-being of our Central and Southern California communities that rely on critical water supplies to survive," Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-Bakersfield), the No. 3 Republican in the House, said in a statement Friday.

Our study offers an insight to this argument: despite the delays caused as a result of institutional review, our study protocol was eventually adopted without substantive changes in all 16 sites.

On Friday, he persuaded the subcommittee to hold off on a vote until Tuesday, to give him more time to negotiate the terms of the proposal, though it is expected to be approved without substantive change, a Council official said.

But the remedies have failed to sway opponents of the deal in the music and Internet industries and among consumer organizations, making it unlikely the regulators will accept them without substantive change.

[A1.] AOL-Time Warner Concerns Persist Remedies proposed by Time Warner and America Online to allay concerns of European antitrust regulators about their proposed $165 billion merger have failed to sway opponents of the deal in the music and Internet industries and among consumer organizations, making it unlikely the regulators will accept them without substantive change.

Without substantive change in the financial sector, the next meltdown could already be underway.

Late 14th-century French secular music virtually lost itself in rhythmic complexities without any substantive changes in the basic compositional approach, which continued to favour relatively brief three-part settings of lyrical poetry.

On the other hand, to the extent that marriage institutionalizes problematic forms of dominance, it would seem a mistake to extend it at all or at least to extend it without significant substantive changes in the institution (Kim 2010).

In another example of the government's efforts to appear active on safety issues, without necessarily making substantive changes, the State Council announced late Wednesday that it would reduce the top speed of high-speed trains to 300 kilometers per hour, or 186 miles per hour, from 350 kilometers per hour, or 217 miles per hour.

But the Rev. Aldo Tos, the pastor of St. Joseph's Church in Greenwich Village, said that so far, the cardinal had made substantive changes without consulting the parish priests.