While his remarks substantively echoed those he and colleagues have given to congressional committees, his appearance outside NSA headquarters at Fort Meade or Capitol Hill was a rare recent instance of the NSA taking its case directly to the public.
President Obama has made an art form of attacking his opponents rather than substantively defending his own policies, most recently regarding the Vienna agreement on Iran's nuclear program.
"The fact that his base, even his ardent white nationalist supporters, are not complaining about his message pivots is a clear sign that his policies remain substantively the same," said Frank Sharry, executive director of the immigration reform advocacy group America's Voice.
"Phil is convinced his phone was substantively hacked by the News of the World.
Mr. de Blasio is under no illusion that his effort will substantively alter the way campaigns are financed around the country.
Both symbolically and substantively, his followers represent a challenge not only to their U.S. overseers but also to their community's mainstream leadership.
In particular, the Government's brief states that 'in light of the fact that petitioner's claim was initially filed under the 1955 regulation,' the Department of Defense would not require him to show that the revocation of his clearance was substantively unjustified when ordered.
In this context, the individual, by engaging actively in the social reality surrounding his circumstances, contributes substantively to the making of the essence of society and history as well as to the essence of his own being (Obras, 5: 79–80).
His assertions are substantively wrong, however; proponents of a $15 federal minimum have grappled with the points he makes and have decided that the case for a $15 federal minimum is actually much stronger than Weissmann's.
(1) Although not obvious from his write-up, Brenner's 1984 results differ substantively from his earlier results.
