It is enough to assume, however, that questions of how one is allowed to use the concept of identity effect only the care with which one should characterize these cases, not any substantive matter of fact.
Then, in Cancún, while some compromises were reached which restored trust in the negotiation process, there were no real breakthroughs on any key substantive matters.
As a substantive matter, the bill was very mild; nonetheless, there were dire warnings of trade war and global economic disruption.
As a substantive matter, how should we think of these "reductions"?
But a good characterization of the distinction should not rule on a substantive matter in this way.
The Department's amicus brief is, as a substantive matter, disingenuous at best.
He did not utter the word Jerusalem or mention any of the other substantive matters, such as Palestinian refugees or the boundaries of a new Palestinian state.
Musicals of any kind are a challenge to develop and put on; those that address substantive matters, especially those grounded in historical events, face further pitfalls.
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.
