Technical statutory requirements must not be exalted over the substance of this right.
The first we call the compensation objective, which refers to the need to have technology specific law in place whenever specific technological designs threated the substance of human rights.
The Universal Declaration gives an example of the substance of human rights agreements (although it is not itself a treaty, many nations have agreed to abide by its principles, and it serves as an inspiration for treaties on human rights).
Consular officials should, of course, comply with the laws and regulations of the receiving State in such matters as the times for visiting prisoners, but it was most important that the substance of the rights and obligations specified..
But this truism is not to be confused with the quite distinct proposition that certain claims (because of the substance of the rights ntailed, rather than the advantage to a litigant in winning his claim sooner) should be resolved before trial.
The Times got the substance of the story right, and it is just the relation to the image that is at fault.
Slight extensions from case to case gradually attain a considerable momentum from 'judicial sanction of equivocal methods, which, regarded superficially, may seem to escape the challenge of illegality but which, in reality, strike at the substance of the constitutional right.' Byars v. United States, 273 U.S. 28, 33, 34, 47 S.Ct.
First, they will seek agreement on the substance of proposed new rights for patients.
This Regulation shall not affect the substance of, or the rights granted through, any procedure laid down at Union or national level in any of the areas covered by this Regulation.
Mr Trump replied with little to no hesitation: "I never attacked him on his looks and believe me there's plenty of substance right there".
