Only this month, the inquiry had received a substantial volume of papers, Mr Batchelor revealed.
"But I think that, if you were to stack up all the novels, I think it's a really substantial volume of work.
The London Metal Exchange said that between 1989 and 1996 Wolff had been instructed to carry out a substantial volume of trades by the Japanese company Sumitomo.
The resulting microstructure consists of large secondary particles embedded in a matrix of fine-grained mullite and glass all containing a substantial volume of large pores.
"Because there are dozens of pending asbestos-related bankruptcies, because there is an increasing amount of mass tort litigation, and because there's a substantial volume of asbestos-related insurance coverage litigation, there are obviously a lot of lawyers involved".
You can get a better car deal online because the buying service negotiates competitive prices with dealerships in advance, in return for promising to send a substantial volume of customers their way.
There is now also becoming available a substantial volume of research material on problems such as the dynamics and correlates of children's learning, language development, differences in individual educability and response to teaching, and social class and educational opportunity.
Social psychologists now have a substantial volume of observation data covering a range of topics; the evidence remains loosely coordinated, however, and the field is beset by many different theories and conceptual schemes.
A. Tying Liability for tying under Section 1 exists where (1) two separate "products" are involved; (2) the defendant affords its customers no choice but to take the tied product in order to obtain the tying product; (3) the arrangement affects a substantial volume of interstate commerce; and (4) the defendant has "market power" in the tying product market.
During the baroque era Barbara Strozzi (1619-1677) became a prolific composer of secular vocal music in Venice; in France, Élisabeth Jacquet de la Guerre (1665-1729) was a celebrated harpsichordist who dedicated a substantial volume of her own music to King Louis XIV.
There is now a substantial volume of circuit and Supreme Court authority interpreting important provisions of the act, most of which is defendant-friendly, and district court judges are applying that fairly well-developed law to weed out the poorer cases.
