That was undignified — but not that different, in substance, from the position of leading Republicans.
Diplomats familiar with the proposed mandate for Mr Blair said it did not differ in substance from that of his predecessor, Jim Wolfensohn, who left the job in April 2006.
Father Lombardi's address was titled, "After Holy Week, Holding the Course," and did not depart in substance from the Vatican's positions.
We could have begun to learn the arts and sciences of colors elsewhere, it is true; Miss Kay's lessons probably did not differ in substance from anyone else's.
New regionalist projects, which began about the mid-1980s, dinfered in substance from the earlier rise in regionalist developments, which had begun about the 1950s and later became known by the term old regionalism.
"If you make a loan in an emergency secured by equities, how is that different in substance from the Fed walking into the New York Stock Exchange and buying across the board tomorrow?" he asked.
Voters might be happy that this year the nation's political discord isn't following them to the switch-off season at the beach, but in the new year they'll be looking for clear evidence the new prime minister is different in substance from the regime he replaced.
"It is not at all clear in what ways same-sex marriage will be different in substance from existing arrangements for civil partnerships," they said.
For the considerations leading to the exclusion of change in substance from the other motions see Physics 5.1-2, withethe concluding doctrinal statement at 5.2, 226a23-25.
Boulos said the pledge that helped win Katamesh's release was no different in substance from other statements he had made to Israeli authorities during his long imprisonment.
