The substance of the article consists of an explanation of these requirements, along with a brief discussion of some of the objections that have been advanced against them, for example, the false accusation that the program makes out knowledge to be 'purely' social, implying that the material world plays no role, or the objection that because the program is relativist it is self-refuting.
And Gov. Deval L. Patrick of Massachusetts, responding to a question from reporters, said: "I haven't read it, but I understand the substance of the article is not objectionable.
The Home Secretary was on the front of Total Politics magazine today, but all anyone has spoken about is how she looked and what she was wearing, not what she had to say or the substance of the article.
As you point out, that isn't the real substance of the article, and you go on to state about Mr. McCain's dealing with lobbyists that "it was still worth pulling together to help voters in 2008 better understand the John McCain who might be their next president".
AMK conceived of the AMAUTA Program, the scope and substance of the article and revised and edited the manuscript and coordinated finalization among authors.
Key takeaway: Instead of an article of any substance or a spot on the cover, non- web celebrity participants in the project got the following email …. Bob Safian here, the editor of Fast Company.
Which somewhat contradicts the substance of the Guardian article, and a long-standing high-profile campaign by the British Humanist Association.
I so appreciate the substance of Michael Cunningham's article; there is much to be said of his insights into the process of translation, though it extends far beyond literature to all forms of daily communication.
Most readers overlook it, instead focusing on the substance of the actual article.
Most important, it is not true that we "failed to address racism," as the title and substance of the Targum article claims.
