had sufficient substance to disqualify them..
"Clearly Rome saw that there was sufficient substance to the allegations.
But there is now sufficient substance to give negotiations a chance.
Yet there isn't sufficient substance to sustain interest in a self-dramatising monologue full of such assertions as: "How comforting to be so miserable.
The panel said that the regulatory changes were "not of sufficient substance" to allow Terra Firma to back out of the bid.
Columbia's internal audit concluded that this and other charges had "sufficient substance to warrant an investigation," according to documents obtained by The Times.
The court recognized that when a constitutional claim is of sufficient substance to support federal jurisdiction, a district court has power to consider other claims which might not provide an independent basis for federal jurisdiction.
Munro and Luke Ronchi kept hope alive for the home crowd but still no partnership of sufficient substance was forthcoming, Woakes returning to have Ronchi pulling a slower short ball into the hands of short fine-leg.
(Should we go back to the days when states, arguing that only men of sufficient substance could be trusted, imposed property qualifications for voting?) Even if Mr. Bush is talking only about the economic future, don't workers have as much stake as property owners in the economy's success?
Certainly a failure to afford a fair hearing, which is the very essence of the duty to act fairly, can never of itself be regarded as not of "sufficient substance" unless it be because of its perceived effect on the result or, in other words, the actual prejudice caused by it.
In his Roe dissent, Justice Byron R. White wrote: "The Court simply fashions and announces a new constitutional right for pregnant women and, with scarcely any reason or authority for its action, invests that right with sufficient substance to override most existing state abortion statutes".
