"substantive evidence" is a phrase commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to data or information that is meaningful, significant, and important. For example: "The police only had circumstantial evidence, so they were not able to successfully build a case against the suspect until they obtained substantive evidence."
Mr. Gallagher said that Mr. Kimmel never provided substantive evidence or investigative leads to support his assertion.
Amnesty said it was concerned the lawyers do not have access to any substantive evidence against their clients.
Tuesday's hearing was one of a series of preliminary hearings before the inquiry starts to hear substantive evidence about the activities of the undercover officers.
Both Turnbull and the NT chief minister, Adam Giles, emphasised speed, with a commissioner likely to be appointed shortly and substantive evidence to be heard from September.
"Those people who are inclined toward the substantive say that you shouldn't allow a formal and mechanical rule to decide something when there's good substantive evidence available in the other direction".
Mr. King has been making the same tired "extremist" charges about the Islamic Center since early 2004, but has never produced one shred of substantive evidence to support them.
Turnbull later told reporters in Townsville the government intended to move quickly and decisively, with a directions hearing next month, substantive evidence to be heard in September, October and November, and a report tabled next year.
"Despite the high drama" of the assistant district attorney's presentation to the judge, Mr. Galeno, who represented Officer Marcaida, told the court, the only substantive evidence was Ms. Williams's injuries.
One reason that Indian government officials have refused to provide substantive evidence so far, the Pakistani official said, is because they "are scared their intelligence methods will be discovered" by their Pakistani rivals.
Despite substantive evidence supporting exercise training in HF, uncertainties remain in the interpretation and understanding of this evidence base.
Although STEM integration is receiving increasing emphasis in many curriculum documents and policy reports, there appears inadequate research that yields substantive evidence of desired learning outcomes.
