Many of these substantive forces that constitute the co-producing, multiple dimensions of science, society and the market in the biomedical governance field have been identified, by way of illustration, in the foregoing sections of this discussion.
On Monday, African nations, ticked off about a procedural matter with substantive implications, forced the suspension of working groups for a few hours.
Mr. Jamil described an internal power struggle between "clean forces" pushing for substantive changes and "forces of corruption," which he said included security hard-liners opposed to a political solution, as well as people on both sides benefiting financially from the chaos.
"Jellyfish moonlight" packs two nouns together: although "moonlight" is a noun that may do duty as a modifier, the substantive adds more force to the image.
Among Democrats, liberals are in near revolt against the White House over the issue, even as substantive and political forces push Mr. Obama to attack chronic deficits in a serious way.
The Metropolitan police commissioner is expected to escape personal and substantive criticism over his force's collapsed investigation into claims that powerful members of the establishment abused and murdered children.
There were "just a few issues" remaining between the two sides, with the substantive ones being the power to force prominent apologies and the press veto over membership.
Rather, employers who cannot commit to more substantive terms will be forced to reduce the employment opportunities they have; meaning some employees would be substituting variable employment for none at all.
In particular, it offers a substantive account of the normative force of morality, based on the value of a relation of mutual respect.
If you remember, the fiscal cliff was not a naturally occurring economic phenomenon: it was an artificial crisis designed to force compromise and substantive action.
