Unfortunately, the only substantive comment quoted is yet another complaint, that "the rich in this country are being criminalized".
"There's a real tension here between running out after the first quote and getting some substantive sense of what's really going on in there," Ms. Buzbee said.
Interpretation of 'fair dealing' [ 4] legislation clearly varied between publishers, for example some allowed permission from extracts of less than 150 words whilst others requested substantive fees (over £10 per student) to quote small amounts of text i.e. succinct sentence composed of 15 words.
The meeting was substantive and directly addressed the comments I quoted.
The bios of the "pocket planners" should be more substantive than their match.com profiles and favorite quotes from some cliché wedding movie.
Loving does clearly say, in the first paragraph quoted above, that there's a substantive due process right to marry.
6 As the majority notes, " 'a State creates a protected liberty interest by placing substantive limitations on official discretion.' " Ante, at 462, quoting Olim, 461 U.S., at 249, 103 S.Ct., 1747.
"I quite like quotes from random people that add nothing substantive," said Betty Adams, a 32-year-old from Adelphi, Ohio, who works at a factory making teleportation devices.
It would relieve a lot of the pressure on Gregory to manipulate the interviews so that they churn out headline-grabbing pull-quotes, and pave the way for more substantive discussions (that could be all the more newsworthy).
Asked about Tierney's role in assisting them, one snapped, "There's no question that he has a knack for being quoted," but added that "I am not sure how substantive his role has been.
