"When they are allowed to leave jail, what do you do to substantively ensure the safety of our children?
But from a public health perspective it's not likely to substantively increase exercise adherence in the under-exercising senior population".
He urged Iran to "substantively re-engage" with the nuclear agency, and to "respond positively to the recent U.S. initiative" on a dialogue about nuclear issues.
But he neglected to mention that he passed up a few chances to substantively amend the filibuster rules — and possibly avoid the very problem we are having now.
The "frightbat" episode exposed the refusal of a corner of the Australian media to substantively engage with 10 commentators – an entire cohort of writers, expert across a broad range of subjects – on any level but gender.
But Feldman's Americans are not the kind who stand for hours at a Lincoln-Douglas debate, who ever ask their politicians to substantively persuade them of the rightness of ideas or weigh arguments in the voting booth.
They say there is no other way — besides lopping off the arena — to substantively improve Penn Station's main waiting concourse, which is the heart of the experience for both long-distance travelers and short-haul commuters.
When I spoke to Anton Gunn, a former state legislator who ran Obama's primary campaign in South Carolina, he asked, "If you take the flag down tomorrow, what is going to substantively change in the lives of black people and people affected by inequality in South Carolina?" The situation in South Carolina has become a tragedy wrapped in an irony.
Mindful of the danger of simply opposing a popular new president at a time of national distress, they were intent on coming to the floor with proposals of their own to substantively change the bill, including additional tax cuts and reduced spending.
The remaining items were considered to substantively require both elevation and shape.
"It's a small gesture, but we expect to substantively affect conversion for a certain kind of guy," said Ben Lerer.
