In a long editorial, The Forward says the credentials of the article's authors mean that "substantive rebuttal by those who disagree" is required, despite "the flimsiness of their work".
Somewhat paradoxically, the privileging of individual rights means that the substantive commitments of no individual can be allowed to inform the body of law, which must be generally applicable; applicable, that is, to every citizen no matter what his or her beliefs and biases may happen to be.
According to participants, the first key aspect means that nurses must have substantive knowledge related to the nursing profession.
That means that Russia and China, which previously vetoed substantive council resolutions, must stop protecting his brutal regime.
"Every day that passes without substantive reform means that traffickers are going unpunished and victims are going unprotected.
This means that by itself it cannot provide the substantive reasons for objection, acceptance, and rejection.
But Sturgeon's optimism that the UK government would give Scotland a meaningful and substantive role in the Brexit talks means that if the final deal meets Scotland's needs, Holyrood will not want to oppose it.
However, the project's focus on conflict-reducing tribal agreements between tribal elders means that young people and children are, unintentionally, excluded from substantive participation in the project.
The substantive economic capacity of these regional players means that health policy aims, like universal access to healthcare, are likely to come secondary to trade policy aims, like increasing foreign investment that can be gained from medical tourism.
The frenetic 24-hour news cycle means that young people hear more about Sarah Palin's latest Facebook message than substantive issues like health care, unemployment, the War in Afghanistan, and potential school budget cuts.
