The ruling on Tuesday suggested that lawyers for Mr. Chiasson and Mr. Newman had convinced the judges that there was a "substantial question" of law to be argued on appeal.
MARK SCOTT LIMITATIONS Federal officials have been calling for greater punishments for white-collar offenders, but there is a substantial question whether these proposals will have any appreciable impact on deterring future violations.
Because an ISO could potentially trigger other taxes, known as AMT, "whether or not there is significant harm is a substantial question," she said.
"At first we thought he asked whether he would denounce something Jeremiah Wright said about how America hates children," said one bewildered reporter, "but when we realized that he was asking a substantial question on an real issue, it pretty much threw us all off".
Seeking to temper expectations, senior administration officials had said before the trip that there would not be a substantial breakthrough on the contentious question of a national missile defense.
From starting to end, there must be a substantial reason for asking any particular question.
For now, let us assume that there is a way of characterizing fitness such that there is a substantial empirical question of what role indiscriminate sampling of genotypes (or phenotypes) plays in evolutionary change.
…There is a substantial and material question of fact as to whether Sinclair affirmatively misrepresented or omitted material facts with the intent to consummate this transaction without fully complying with our broadcast ownership rules.
Since then, there have been a substantial number of studies on automatic question generation, particularly for the English language learning/test purposes (Araki et al. 2016; Brown et al. 2005; Lin et al. 2007; Smith et al. 2010; Susanti et al. 2015).
These are all substantial questions that you can explore, and are themselves a healthy part of self-care.
