That would tell me something more substantial about you.

The traditional belief was that armed conflict had a more substantial effect on such treaties.

Why does this far more substantial minority not make a move to exercise its political muscle?

Some developing countries, and more specifically the LDCs, had not made substantial progress in diversifying their exports

The gap between the two countries in terms of literacy is much more substantial than the data here indicated.

The term was understood to refer to something more than detectable , but did not need to be serious or substantial .

(a) Substantial provisions

Nevertheless, this approach represented the beginning of a substantial paradigm shift from a supply driven to a more demand driven approach.

For some, substantial progress in terms of global stability was beginning to translate into more sustainable growth, particularly in the North.

We are hopeful that that will pave the way for a more substantial dialogue with States on the implementation of their obligations.

We believe that such an agreement would entail support for a decision more substantial than simply the legally required two thirds vote.

This is very substantial.

quot (a) Substantial provisions

As at the world summit, speaker after speaker stressed the need to make faster and more substantial progress towards the Millennium Development Goals.

Thirdly, status resolution and the ensuing certainty will mean that we can make faster and more substantial progress on a range of issues.

Substantial reduction in processing effort.

It is substantial and nutritious.

84. There were in 1996 no substantial changes in the legal structure of the State that would enable the institutions to function more democratically.

More than a year after the tragic events of March 2004, the general situation in Kosovo is now well on track hopefully, towards substantial progress.

That's a substantial amount of money.

This objective is pressing and substantial.

All call for substantial capital investment.

We intend offering a substantial reward...

We met no substantial enemy forces.

They all have substantial business fronts,

MB consumption fell to about 12,830 tonnes in 2002, which shows substantial progress (27 reduction) from the peak of more than 17,500 tonnes in 1998 (2).

MB consumption fell to about 12,830 tonnes in 2002, which shows substantial progress (27 reduction) from the peak of more than 17,500 tonnes in 1998 (2).

Therefore, the report of the Council should become more substantial in order to promote a debate on how the future work of that organ can be improved.

Because of a substantial drop in oil prices and limited export capacity, it is unlikely that sales will generate more than 3 billion during the current phase.

Police remuneration and training require substantial improvement.

Regrettably, however, some substantial commitments remained unfulfilled.

(b) Substantial change in resources of funding

The damage will be substantial, won't it?

We have endorsed substantial Secretariat and management reform.

Secondly, emergency humanitarian assistance entails substantial funding requirements.

Clearly, private remittances to African countries are substantial.

This represents a substantial decline over previous years.

Many developing countries had also made substantial efforts.

Subregional and interregional gatherings also showed substantial progress

It still requires substantial refinement and practical application.

Yet, few countries have substantial land reform programmes.

(ii) Substantial damage to property or the environment

Recently published data show a substantial increase in reported cases of money laundering, although such increases are in part the result of more stringent reporting regulations in various jurisdictions.

More than 10,000 civilians in fact, the entire population of the village were displaced during that brazen assault, and a substantial number of their homes were burned and looted.

It deeply regrets that this flexibility and constructive approach were not more widely shared, which would have made it possible to resolve procedural issues more rapidly and take advantage of the Conference in order to arrive at substantial results by consensus.