Examples of using Substantively in English and their translations into Chinese
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Programming
Substantively, Johnson did nothing wrong.
It has veered sharply off track, both substantively and procedurally.
More substantively is the reform agenda itself.
Up to now the CD has failed to substantively move this issue forward.
Substantively, this is part of our Iranian maximum pressure campaign.
A number of countries have substantively improved their human rights record.
(e) Substantively supported the LDCs Round Table on WTO Accession, Phnom Penh;
Proposals should be discussed substantively, paragraph by paragraph, as in other forums.
The programme supported electoral processes in 43 countries substantively and technically.
Avoiding two substantively different forms of the Convention.
Switzerland, as a co-sponsor of the draft resolution,is prepared to contribute substantively towards an arms trade treaty.
Articles must differ substantively from previously published works.
In the meantime, we trust that it will be one of ourpriorities to attempt to have that body meet substantively during the coming year.
(f) Substantively supported the Sixth LDCs Trade Ministers' Meeting, Dar-es-Salaam;
The draft convention did not intend to substantively exclude prosecution under other laws.
Substantively, we simply do not see the value at this stage in trying now to devise a complete blueprint for the final achievement of nuclear disarmament.
We reaffirm that nuclear disarmament and nuclear non-proliferation are substantively interrelated and mutually reinforcing.
With the recent approval of the revised memorandum of understanding, as referred to in paragraph 15 above,investigation procedures are changing substantively.
The extent of application of thisimportant principle has never been substantively discussed at the level of the General Assembly.
Substantively, this means that, while the Group has made preliminary observations, they are based on a small percentage of the documents and recordings available.
(f) to move the work of the Conference forward substantively, it would be necessary for the Conference to take a formal decision;
Our aim is actually to decrease the need for intervention incommunities by ASF members not already substantively engaged in those communities.
The Division will continue to substantively monitor the implementation of the work programme and will coordinate, organize and report on the implementation of the ECLAC evaluation plan.
Consequently, through its support for NEPAD,the programme will also contribute substantively to the implementation of the Millennium Development Goals in Africa.
UNCTAD has been closely involved in, and substantively contributed to, international discussions on ICT and development, focusing on issues related to the business and economic implications of ICT.
The New York Liaison Office represents UNODC in the various General Assembly Committees andinteracts substantively with other United Nations partners at Headquarters.
In response it was pointed out that if the entities had been substantively consolidated, there would be no need to provide a security or guarantee.
In almost all the situations about which he has written observations,the Governments involved have responded substantively, allowing for an important dialogue on the subject.
Instances have beenrecorded in which Governments adopted executive acts that substantively amended or even replaced legislation guaranteeing the independence of the legal profession.
An FMCT and the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty are of vital importance,symbolically and substantively, to the global nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation regime.
