Meanings of most substantive in English

And he says today's talks will be the most substantive yet.

Xi's most substantive pledges were aimed squarely at the auto sector, a key U.S. constituency.

But the most substantive blow to the Muslim community was arguably dealt by the supreme court this week.

The most substantive criticism is that completing the F-22 program means we are risking the future of U.S. air supremacy.

But today there is a real sense of urgency, with Mr Peters saying it would be the most substantive day yet.

Indeed what has resulted from the confused alliance, from the marvellous speculations, which theology has made with the most substantive realities?

Across Capitol Hill, the Senate continued to move toward a pivotal vote on the most substantive overhaul of financial regulations since the Great Depression.

The most substantive content in the file was previously reported by Britain's Guardian in December, apparently from a subset of the same police documents.

The debate over immigration saw the most substantive and new exchanges between the two, although their underlying policies on the subject appear to differ little.

He said he hopes for a discussion that is "fiery" but "the most substantive debate so far" as rivals try to score points.

Most substantive change requires legislation and funding.