Only much greater transparency can possibly serve the needs of a substantive democratic discussion.
Fortunately, none of these messages were of a substantive nature about a case or a trial and were mostly just personal announcements about being called for jury duty.
The passage of a substantive health-care bill would be immensely to Obama's credit, but he would not be its only begetter.
Mr Cameron had hoped he could now step up the process by moving on to wider talks with other EU leaders ahead of a "substantive discussion" in December.
Platonov continued, "We live on the eve of a substantive conquest of the world," adding that "contemporary man, even his very best representatives, is inadequate".
His reputation is based on his part in the inception and development of a substantive roll call of brands, including Urwerk, MB&F, Panerai and Richard Mille.
Until we address Juvenal's question, very little of a substantive nature can be done about sports, education or indeed much else in America of the 21st century.
In making its case for war, the administration dismissed the arguments of experts who noted that despite some contacts between Baghdad and Osama bin Laden's followers over the years, there was no strong evidence of a substantive relationship.
The average time for disposition of a "substantive appeal" was 1,040 days in fiscal year 2012, according to the 2012 Report of the Chairman of the Board of Veterans Appealss.
1.37pm GMT Juncker in optimistic mood Just in: Jean-Claude Juncker, head of the eurogroup (and prime minister of Luxembourg) has declared that Greece has delivered on its commitments and said he sees ""Good chances" of a substantive deal tonight.
Mr. Mugabe's critics had hoped that South Africa's new leaders, Mr. Motlanthe and Jacob Zuma, president of the African National Congress, would take a harder line than Mr. Mbeki, but there is little evidence yet of a substantive change of policy.
