The State must assert a substantial interest to be achieved by restrictions on commercial speech.
The bondholder committee asked for standing to assert various "substantial causes of action" that Iridium may bring against Motorola, according to a filing in the United States Bankruptcy Court in New York.
Two years ago, the inspector general of what is now called the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services issued an informal advisory opinion, asserting that substantial upfront payments "appear to pose a significant risk of fraud and abuse".
Plainly, therefore, the state interest asserted is substantial.
There, as here, the State had asserted its substantial interest in ensuring "that sovereign functions must be performed by members of the State". Brief for Appellants in Sugarman v. Dougall, O.T. 1972, No. 71-1222, [p450] p. 10.
They also assert that a substantial chunk of the surplus should go toward dealing with an aging society's long-range problems, most notably the financial strains facing Social Security and Medicare.
As the NCAA and conference maintain substantial control over individual teams, the Board held that asserting jurisdiction over a single team would not promote stability in labor relations across the league".
However, as described in our December 2014 LawFlash, "There's No Place Like Home: SEC Increasingly Uses Administrative Proceedings," the concerns raised by rerouting cases that assert fraud and seek substantial penalties into the administrative process go well beyond depositions and time limits.
He asserts that the substantial nature of the physical world is the unknown structure of atomic parts, not a substantial form which reflects our usual concepts.
Several news reports, including one by NBC News, have asserted that a substantial portion of the $16 million in undisclosed donations to Crossroads GPS came from Wall Street, specifically a small and very wealthy group of hedge fund and private-equity fund operators.
