Applying legitimate expectation substantively allows the courts to inquire into the merits of the decision.
As a bare minimum there must be general standards of conduct, substantively constitutionally proper, applied to the individual in a fair proceeding with defined issues resulting in a binding, final determination.
Substantively, it is very close to the "reasonable jury" rule applied on motions for directed verdict.
As a result, the appearance of the mixed LDH structures on the steel surface can substantively complicate the obtaining of spinel ferrite nanoparticles on the steel surface when the RCD method is applied.
Although Yale's admissions office continues to decline to comment substantively on the matter, the News has learned from unimpeachable sources that at least fifty girls -- and probably many more -- have applied this week for admission to Yale.
Google contends that even if Plaintiffs' section 631 challenge is not procedurally barred, it is substantively deficient because that section does not apply to emails.
Lee submits that Singapore courts should follow the Indian courts and apply a reasonableness test to determine if legislation is substantively constitutional.
Applying ClinSeK to over a thousand cancer patients demonstrated substantively better performance, in terms of accuracy, runtime and disk storage, for clinical applications than existing variant discovery tools.
My work or past academic experience is not substantively relevant to the employer to which I'm applying.
Recent history demonstrates that the UCMJ would be at least as substantively viable as MEJA even if it did not apply to capital crimes; here, recall that the Blackwater contractors involved in Bloody Sunday were only charged with manslaughter under MEJA.
