Despite substantive evidence supporting exercise training in HF, uncertainties remain in the interpretation and understanding of this evidence base.
"The authors of the articles in question, none of whom were paid, exercised substantive editorial control over the content of the articles and had the final say, in all respects, over the content," Mr. Petkus said.
Judicial restraint, a procedural or substantive approach to the exercise of judicial review.
While stockholders are widely unable to exercise a substantive vote on either management personnel or company policies, union members are empowered to periodically replace their officers and radically alter their policies, political activities and spending, including political spending.
By virtue of greater experience, mastery of detail, and organizational and substantive knowledge, professional bureaucrats may exercise strong influence over decisions made by their leaders.
Otherwise, it will start to appear to others that he was always more concerned with a branding exercise than a substantive commitment to justice.
As part of their rational plans, they have a substantive interest in the development and exercise of their capacities to be rational and to be reasonable.
We argue therefore that middle leaders are central in the development of substantive and sustainable quality education because they exercise leading practices close to and in classrooms.
Distinguishing between substantive and procedural fairness is a meaningless exercise, as it merely clouds the process of judicial inquiry.
On the other hand, it has also been suggested that substantive natural justice would merely be a full exercise of the judiciary's proper role as conferred by the Constitution.
