But, in substantive terms, what did Trump get in return?
In substantive terms, it's really hard to justify.
But, in substantive terms, what had he gotten back from Putin?
In substantive terms, however, Trump didn't give an inch, or even a millimetre.
I'm mostly just interested, as you can see, in the domestic politics aspects of this, because I just don't take it seriously in substantive terms.
So as I said, this election is, in substantive terms, about the rich versus the rest, and it would be doing voters a disservice to pretend otherwise.
The justice department's press release said: "Corby is granted parole because she fulfilled administrative and substantive terms as according to Law 21/2013 on remissions, assimilation, visiting rights and parole".
The Brazilian midfielder Alexandre Pato, who joined Chelsea on loan from an unhappy spell at Corinthians in January 2016, was the other player recorded as having no advice on the substantive terms of his contract.
Nolan is recorded as having agreed this termination with nobody advising him on the substantive terms, while West Ham employed an agent, Kenneth Asquez, based in Gibraltar, to negotiate with Nolan.
New regulations introduced last year, replacing the old licensed agents system, require that anybody advising or negotiating on behalf of a player or club, on the "substantive" terms of any deal, must be registered as an "intermediary" with the FA and reported to the governing body on an official form recording the transfer.
