London and Washington may have been attacking Libya for the wrong reasons in the past – but there were plenty of substantial reasons for holding the regime up for scrutiny and despite its more accommodating foreign policy, little has changed inside the country.
(Such expressions as 'a person of substance' or 'a substantial reason' would be cases of this. 'Illegal substances' is nearer to one of the philosophical uses, but not the main one).
Indeed, in view of the lack of direct conflicts, there is substantial reason to think indirect conflicts must be quite rare as standard empirical theorizing seems unlikely to yield conclusions about the domains about which intuition seems to inform us.
In Delaware, the test for director independence has been stated as whether "a director is, for any substantial reason, incapable of making a decision with only the best interests of the corporation in mind".
Same great taste!" openly confesses the blatant goal of catching your eye for no substantial reason.
The grounds for dismissal would be 'some other substantial reason' which includes the needs of the business".
However, a substantial reason for this is that the Journal, unlike most of its competitors during this time period, allowed people to subscribe to its online edition only.
That is one substantial reason that we had a declining deficits and then even a few years of surplus….
For this alone, there is substantial reason to give thanks.
He blamed police for too often greeting complainants with scepticism and inertia, and said officers "must absolutely accept the victim's version of events unless there are very substantial reasons to do otherwise".
