Sentences with phrase «most substantive change»

The new set of rules represents the most substantive change of rules in the history of the organization.

The commission had caught heat for making its most substantive changes to the district maps after holding two rounds of public hearings ending in October.

The most substantive changes focused on fitness, including the ability to track new types of high - intensity workouts.

Yes, Apple saved the most substantive changes for its tablets, so it's tempting to overlook the enhancements on the iPhone side of things.

Not exact matches

The most substantive GDPR - related change announced by Facebook to date is the shuttering of a feature called Partner Categories — in which it allowed the linking of its own information holdings on people with data held by external brokers, including (for example) information about people's offline activities.

This represents a substantive change since the very first estimates in 1975, when stomach cancer was the most common cancer.

While No Child Left Behind represents the most comprehensive and substantive change to education policy in more than 30 years, there has been some concern that the act overreaches, both in scope and in structure.

Most of the changes are aesthetic — icons look squarer and flatter, and menus are more colorful — but the skin also makes some more substantive modifications.

While I may enjoy nothing better than scouring accounting footnotes, most investors would reasonably expect management to telegraph a potentially substantive change in the P&L far more informatively.

Not so co-incidentally, they also excluded any substantive discussion of the two peer - reviewed comments (Huybers and von Storch) and the Wahl and Ammann Climatic Change paper (then in press), which remains to this day the most substantive peer - reviewed treatment of M&M «hockey stick» critique.

The document also explains that States have procedural and substantive obligations relating to climate change, as well as duties to protect the rights of the most vulnerable.

Project Drawdown brought together a qualified and diverse group of researchers to identify, research and model the most substantive, existing solutions to address climate change and achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

With the help of a little funding, he and a team of several dozen research fellows set out to «map, measure, and model» the 100 most substantive solutions to climate change, using only peer - reviewed research.

The proposed recommendations for change across the legal system will help empower the most vulnerable and disadvantaged members of our communities in a substantive, timely manner, said the groups.

Most of them focus on changes to investor - state dispute settlement, not on substantive investment law.

Our analysis would suggest that Canada has already met most of the substantive legal changes required.

While most folks would agree that this is the case, few are doing any substantive work to change this structure.

It was a fairly uneventful week, the most substantive decision being a family law case on the issue of variation of spousal support arising out of a material change in circumstances.

Philip Lapin, a partner of Smart & Biggar in Ottawa, says most trademark reforms deal with procedures, one major substantive change is that trademarking of soundmarks is now allowed.

Indeed, the nature of the substantive investment protections will also change in most cases, with the CETA including more modern and sophisticated drafting than will have existed under many of the BITs.

Though the majority of changes might be classified as cosmetic rather than substantive, one of the most significant areas of improvements includes ebooks, whose interface now is both more user - friendly and consistent.