But the government's refusal to say anything substantive about its strategy is leading to growing frustration and a hardening of attitudes in European capitals.
The Democratic Party that exists today isn't interested in doing anything substantive about inequality, because it would be costly to all those Democratic donors".
Jerome L. Himmelstein, professor of sociology at Amherst College, argues the term "extremism" when used in social science is at best a characterization that "tells us nothing substantive about the people it labels," and at worst the term "paints a false picture".
But then, unless he can say something substantive about when or how often it is impermissible, he will be left with a rather weak conclusion: that noncognitive moral enhancement is sometimes morally impermissible.
Trump spent very little time talking about substantive policy, it was mostly self-congratulatory.
As for the Administration it has not said anything substantive about the war in years.
Question four: Why have News UK's two daily newspapers, the Times (paper of record?) and the Sun, not covered the story about Panorama's struggle to be aired and, of course, about the substantive issues it has raised?
Most of the Republicans I spoke with this week found it difficult to think of anything substantive about their party that should change.
SHUsquare enhances and expands conversations about substantive questions, but it would be a mistake to think that technology can supplant these questions or, by itself, inspire students to deepen their engagement with them.
It is also apparently the will of the German chancellor not to do anything substantive about paying for Europe's responsibilities for fear of riling voters before an important state election in May.
He says nothing substantive about Social Security.
