Mr. Schoenfeld, the negotiations chairman, ordered the two tax analysts assigned to the review not to consider any substantive matters, according to I.R.S. memorandums and records in the Tax Analysts case.
BOSTON — Feeling betrayed and disappointed by his star player, Yankees General Manager Brian Cashman sat in the visitors' dugout at Fenway Park on Sunday, calling Alex Rodriguez a liar and saying he no longer trusted Rodriguez enough to discuss any substantive matters with him.
As such, CMA1 will establish the governing body of the Paris Agreement with authority over all administrative, procedural, operational, and substantive matters.
The constitution, for example, was designed to introduce a measure of republicanism into the Diocese of Charleston, but it continuously reinforced the supremacy of the church hierarchy in all substantive religious matters, providing power to laypeople in minor affairs, such as voting for their own officers for the conventions and issuing nonbinding proclamations.
Enough about beauty pageants, and on to more substantive matters.
From this S.E.C. guidance, bundling appears to refer to two substantive matters lumped together.
Obama doesn't engage the thorny, substantive matters that separate the two camps.
But the animosity toward the United Nations often has little to do with such substantive matters.
But charges of hypocrisy against those who question Trump extend to substantive matters as well.
The substantive matters subject to this choice of law rule are set forth in § 357.11(a).
On substantive matters of policy, however, this volume tends to rehash well-known debates even as it circumvents important questions.
