"A large number of these workers over 70 per cent are requiring this work for their substantive means of employment," Tony Sheldon, national secretary of TWU, told the ABC at the time.
Due process is the guarantee, made in the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments, that a person can't be deprived "of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law"; "substantive" means that this guarantee is more than formalistic (or "procedural").
Faced with ever more abbreviated news cycles, most of us can barely keep up, much less secure the temporal or substantive means for reflection.
This is politically astute, since eliminating the tax benefits that have a substantive budget impact would mean eliminating things voters love, like the mortgage-tax deduction.
This is a substantive effect given the mean MJH rate of 0.042 for this sample of married women.
If by 'rationality' we mean a substantive psychological capacity involving particular desires or dispositions that enable us to respond to reasons, then we have a form of internalism that places substantive constraints on what can and cannot be a reason.
Men have been parenting, I gather, for a very long time (though some might contest how much "parenting" has historically occurred), yet in all the staggering literature for dads-to-be, very little offers a substantive image of what it means to be a dad.
But Clinton is still not ready to talk – at least not in a substantive way – about what it meant to be the first woman to go so far, yet still fall short, in the race for the 2008 Democratic nomination.
In some situations the impacted teeth, although presenting symptoms, could not be clearly visualized in the oral cavity making radiological examination the only means of reaching a substantive diagnosis and planning of appropriate management.
However, it does mean there will have to be a substantive parliamentary debate on No 10's strategy at a later date before the UK embarks on Brexit.
