"It would be substantive.
The headline moment of the trip was Mr. Obama's announcement on the United Nations seat, even though the endorsement is seemingly as much symbolic as substantive, given the serious political obstacles that have long stalled efforts to reform membership of the Security Council.
This seemingly cuddly outlook, along with hints of a few substantive reforms, has spawned hopes that Mr Kim might be ready to open up his country, ending the benighted isolation in which his people suffer hunger and disaster, and oppression harsher than anywhere else on the planet.Yet as Victor Cha's new book makes clear, this is an unreformable regime.
We offer new theoretical, substantive, statistical, design, and methodological insights into the seemingly paradoxical negative effects of school- and class-average achievement (ACH) on academic self-concept (ASC the big-fish-little-pond-effect (BFLPE; 15,356 Dutch 9th grade students from 651 classes in 95 schools).
We seemingly jump from crisis to crisis as harsh rhetoric replaces substantive reform.
There are also questions about how far seemingly technical changes made by secondary legislation could stray into more substantive areas.
UK academics seemingly faulted JFK for the gap between his rhetoric and his substantive achievements as president.
She said the tips have ranged from trivial to substantive, but stressed that any information, no matter how seemingly unimportant, could help them make a break in the case.
The major premises of functionalism were that every aspect of a culture, no matter how seemingly disparate (e.g., kinship terms, technology, food, mythology, artistic motifs), had a substantive purpose and that within a given culture these diverse structures worked together to maintain the group's viability.
