Though Zhu Xi also remained involved in public affairs, his persistent refusal to accept a substantive public office reflected his dissatisfaction with the men in power and their policies, his spurning of factional politics, and his preference for the life of a teacher and scholar, which was made possible by his receipt of a series of government sinecures.
Cameron and Obama will hold discussions at the Oval Office on Wednesday, the most substantive part of a three-day official visit by the prime minister to the US, which begins on Tuesday.
"The day we have offices and a newspaper," he said, will be the day the substantive part of the talks can begin.
"It's utterly inexplicable that no announcement of the arrest was made — and even yesterday the mayor's office was refusing substantive comment.
"If he's going to be aggressive on these matters, he'll need a strong Patent and Trademark Office to provide substantive background to support the issues".
Theresa May's one substantive campaign speech before taking office as PM was striking in highlighting the need to address the nation's economic dysfunctions: inequality, low productivity, excessive executive pay and the lack of an industrial policy in Britain.
Rush has a massive following -- an estimated 20m listeners -- but is unlikely ever to run for office, has no substantive policy ideas, and turns off the centrist voters the Obama needs in his corner during the ongoing stimulus and budget fights in Washington.
After a first year in office devoid of substantive achievement, Washington insiders say the president must show he is ready to fight, to get down and dirty, to drop his professorial aloofness and get publicly passionate and angry about the things he believes in.
C) Was running for political office, had no substantive answer for you, but yet was bold enough to completely insult your intelligence with a comically transparent straw man argument roughly equivalent to shouting "LOOK!
