Sentences with phrase «substantive concerns»

Legislators with substantive concerns about congestion pricing typically represent districts in the boroughs outside Manhattan that have unmet transit needs.

Critiquing the platform and critiquing Clinton are not one and the same, though we reserve the right to raise substantive concerns when any leader acts in ways that hurt children.

It is unclear if states can make significant progress at the CCW to swiftly address substantive concerns over fully autonomous weapons if they only meet for up to 10 days next year.

(2) The reasons for this vary from practical concerns about the cost and delays associated with litigation to more substantive concerns about the effectiveness and viability of litigated outcomes.

Times Political editor Roland Watson (@rolandwatson66) tweets: «Vince Cable developed genuine substantive concerns about BSkyB deal - wonder if that explains why Hunt wrote memo to Cameron»

The jury right implicates substantive concerns critical to the left, such as innocence, appropriate levels of punishment, and proportionality, as well as structural concerns critical to judicial conservatives, such as separation of powers and democratic theory principles.

But Democratic Sens. Ben Nelson of Nebraska, Blanche Lincoln of Arkansas, and Mary Landrieu of Louisiana along with Democrat - turned - Independent Sen. Joe Lieberman of Connecticut have all expressed substantive concerns about various provisions of the bill crafted by Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and now set for debate before the Senate.

The reasons for this vary from practical concerns about the cost and delays associated with litigation of native title claims to more substantive concerns about the effectiveness and viability of litigated outcomes.

«So neither of us had any worry that it would be a substantive concern.»

Canada had some substantive concerns with a new agreement, over dairy supply management, culture and, particularly, the rules of origin for autos and auto parts.

If you have a substantive concern about a commenter's biases and can share them in a civil, respectful way, feel free to do so.

In sum, although the transatlantic link defines the membership and the orientation of interests that NATO is meant to serve, its activities — military operations, political partnerships, and substantive concerns — are all global to a remarkable degree.

In a letter sent to workers Tuesday, Bellone said he had offered a final compromise to deal with the «one substantive concern» raised by union leaders.

Malliotakis was dismissive of Cuomo's recent comments that «I have representation on the board,» aimed at disputing the accurate notion that Cuomo controls the agency, but quickly turned to the substantive concern of the MTA's enormous debt.

«We recognise that the speed of progress has brought with it some substantive concerns expressed in various quarters.

«So, it was a shame because I don't think there were any substantive concerns.»

First let's tackle the substantive concerns.

«We are not aware of any substantive concerns that arose during this summer's exams but will continue to monitor the situation.

(T) he report never treats seriously the substantive concerns of resistant parents; it never questions the fundamental strategy that it proposes communicating about....

Smarick also has some substantive concerns: «The proposed accountability system relies too heavily on non-academic measures; sets the expectations bar too low; has weak interventions; and, most troublingly, trusts districts to hold themselves accountable.»

Associated with Fluxus through her close friendships with Emmett Williams, Robert Filliou and Ben Vautier, as well as most well - known for her relationship with Dieter Roth, Dorothy Iannone (born 1933) nevertheless has her own distinct aesthetic style and substantive concerns.

ACFN is currently looking to options to submit comments regarding our substantive concerns.

Among the substantive concerns outlined, lack of communication in hospitals is described as a major failing.