In the recent 2006 NAAQS update, PM2.5 standards were made more stringent based on substantial scientific evidence of detrimental health effects (U.S. EPA 2006b).
Second, the economics of the project itself were, in Sir Tim's phrase, "unambiguously bad and, what is more, on a very substantial scale".
Brown" (1997) Dench's work in the James Bond films increased her profile among international audiences, and she began to take on more substantial screen roles.
The blond, statuesque actress appeared frequently in repertory, including at the Mark Taper Forum, where she took on more substantial roles in such works as "Twelfth Night" and "Chekhov in Yalta".
Indeed, the 13 overrides come at a time when the Council is passing more laws than ever on substantial policy issues.
She should be suggesting summary justice.8 58: I wish to focus this on more substantial matters.
But the "mediator" of the film's moral takes on more substantial form in the uncut version.
The new treaty, to be finished by December, would be subject to ratification by the Senate and could then lead to talks next year on more substantial reductions.
And anyway, Mr. Rasmussen said, the new tax was a short-term solution and that the governor was working on more substantial changes to the tax code that could be worked out at a proposed constitutional convention.
On more substantial matters, he's planning to film in Paris next year, but not the project that fell through there last year, which, he explained, was to have been "a historical reconstruction, too expensive".
