The phrase "a set of substantive" is not correct in standard English usage.
It may be intended to refer to a collection of substantive items or concepts, but it lacks clarity and completeness.
Example: "The committee reviewed a set of substantive proposals for the new policy."
Alternatives: "a collection of substantial" or "a group of significant".
But in other ways he is a bigger risk for Mr. Romney than Ms. Palin was for Senator John McCain in 2008 because he represents a set of substantive policy positions that even his own party shied away from until the last year or two.
The document, "for the first time, contains a set of substantive recommendations that will hopefully inform/inspire debate and action in other countries," Hale writes in an e-mail to ScienceInsider.
Interrogating scarcity advances that understanding, but is not a set of substantive principles of justice.
Despite the ubiquity of ineffective assistance of counsel claims, the constitutional test is shot through with a prejudice analysis, as well as with a set of strong substantive blinders: judgments that only certain types of failures by counsel will be regulated.
Because a significant proportion of disputes in the common-law courts were related to the occupation of land, the land law was the earliest area of law to elaborate a detailed set of substantive rules, eventually summarized in the first "textbook" of English law, Littleton's Tenures, written by Sir Thomas Littleton and originally published in 1481.
The challenge for Democrats is to show (not tell) Americans that they have a coherent and cohesive set of substantive ideas (policies).
Mandatory arbitration's endorsement by the U.S. Supreme Court was premised on the idea that it simply involved an alternative set of procedures for enforcing the same set of substantive rights.
The Tour told the justices that it was "unprecedented for a federal court to order that a professional athlete be allowed to compete without adhering to the full set of substantive rules applicable to other competitors".
What distinguishes this conception from the conceptions of pop psychology and romantic views of authenticity is the fact that the "true self" to which we are to be true is not some pre-given set of substantive feelings, opinions and desires to be consulted through inward-turning or introspection.
It must be reconceived as only one of a set of linked policies and provision – including reform of substantive law, methods of adjudication, the provision of non-legal assistance.
Once a set of contrast coefficients have been chosen for substantive reasons, custom effects can be calculated as ψ = ∑ i = 1 T c i μ i. (6).
