By inserting substantial language about the addiction crisis right into the center of their platform, and pledging to take bold action on this issue immediately, they will send a clear signal that the lives of tens of millions struggling and in recovery are not second-class citizens.
23 49 All the reviews were restricted to the English language, which creates substantial language bias.
260 participants never completed the HRQoL assessment on the computer at all, of which 16 due to substantial language problems.
(The "substantial duplication" language was created to keep producers from claiming barely revised work was "new".
(A substantial language barrier resulted in my eating this dish twice — I asked for fried oysters the second time but, happily, got these instead).
One of those bills should advance this week, in fact, as a Senate panel is expected on Wednesday to approve a measure that includes substantial language aimed at giving researchers some regulatory relief.
In addition to substantial language, cultural, legal, and financial barriers, physicians are faced with medical conditions that they may not have seen before, including unusual infectious diseases and complex, heartbreaking mental health and social issues.
But is technology alone enough to persuade 16 year-olds of the substantial benefits of taking a language further?
This outcome highlights the substantial individual heterogeneity that surrounds the benefits that immigrants derive from destination language skills.
Rather, the idea is simply nonsense, or as Mulhall later puts it (ibid. p. 18): no sense can be given to the idea of a philosophically substantial private language.
