And Chuck Donovan, acting president of the conservative Family Research Council, described the media presentation of the proceedings this week as a "Sally Field convention: 'You love me; you really love me.' " But he quickly added: "In terms of substantive action, the platform and the choice of Cheney, social conservatives have every reason to be pleased.
And you do so starting from a solid platform, as a substantive scholar. 5.
Hillary Clinton's platform is more substantive than that, as she calls for spending a billion dollars to better train police, legislation against racial profiling and dismantling the school-to-prison pipeline.
What is missing from both parties' policy platforms is any substantive commitment to deal with adapting to climate change.
Setting aside procedural questions about standing, the substantive outcome of MTE means that platform defendants should be able to raise users' rights in national courts.
Yet key players in the DNC still resist making substantive changes to the party's platform and strategy.
Lacking a stable social base, politicians struggle to formulate coherent platforms, let alone implement substantive policies.
There was no explanation for this change, one of the few substantive changes made to the entire party platform.
The actual substantive matter of anything on any content platform is only a quantitative, interchangeable dimension of form, and all content is interchangeable with any other.
First, statutory requirements specific to health in EIA, coupled with the legal mandate for agencies to consider and respond to substantive public input, create a powerful legal platform from which to advocate for health analysis and related mitigation.
