There are substantive problems with both arguments.
While the Republicans treated these substantive problems with an unseemly indifference, the Democrats, for their part, wasted some time and credibility with grandstanding forays.
Reacting to the abrupt resignation of the city's acting buildings commissioner, Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani said yesterday that there were "substantive problems" with the Buildings Department and that the commissioner had made "the right decision".
"This competition is a structure to seed the values you want to see in the field," he said to develop thoughtful solutions that solve substantive problems with community participation.
"This competition is a structure to seed the values you want to see in the field," he said — to develop thoughtful solutions that solve substantive problems with community participation.
Apart from the substantive problems with their case, plaintiffs must also convincingly address the practical absurdity of their argument.
"There may be real substantive problems with actually doing [what Welch is proposing] but you can understand the populist appeal," said Allan Rivlin, a partner at the polling firm Hart Research.
Leaving aside some of the substantive problems with his op-ed, which is a melange of misinformation and misconceptions about the healthcare market unworthy of the CEO of a major corporation, its approach to social responsibility lies somewhere to the right of Herbert Hoover.
"Evidence has mounted that there are substantive problems with the liens that support significant numbers of securitized mortgages," Damon Silvers, a member of the panel created to keep tabs on the bailout, who also works as director of policy and special counsel at the AFL-CIO, said Wednesday.
However, with those individuals who stress flexibility of methodological approach, rather than fixation upon methodological approach, discussion of method can and does provide a basis for coming to grips with a substantive problem.
