Although he was entitled to keep his AIF rank of major as an honorary rank, his substantive rank and pay grade was still lieutenant.
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.
Elsewhere, several Web sites devoted to covering state government and policy, like MinnPost.com, pay substantive attention to health issues.
Of the other two unrepresented players one was Chelsea's own Brazilian first team star, Ramires, then 28, who is stated to have agreed a new four-year contract in October 2015, possibly the most important of his career for earning potential, with no advice from anybody on its substantive terms or pay.
In a Republican primary, making tough policy choices and trying to be substantive doesn't necessarily pay off.
The Republicans are accusing Democrats of blocking the measure with unrelated amendments, but the Democrats insist that this is their only opportunity as a squelched minority to get substantive proposals about overtime pay and worker displacement onto the floor.
Parents had come to expect to pay more substantive fees for younger aged children and/or for longer hours available in childcare settings.
"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.
Few tangible benefits resulted from holding national family planning conferences because insufficient attention was paid to substantive follow-up.
In education, research on performance pay shows no substantive gains in student achievement, and all Mr. Obama's policy will do is reinforce the ill-conceived notion that low-level standardized tests are a valid measure of student achievement.
