Two weeks after Democratic candidates showed us what a wonky, substantive policy debate might look like, the remaining GOP candidates will take the stage tonight to confirm that theirs is the New Normal in American electoral politics.
I recommend reading it yourself, to understand what a minister considers a substantive piece of research.
(Some people also work at directing, regulating, and policing who may sell that labour, for what price, and to what ends this is a substantive distinguishing feature of the "middle class" properly so-called).
Mr. Durbin shook his hand as he came onto the floor, other senators said hello, and Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, the Democratic leader, pulled him aside for what looked like a substantive conversation, though Mr. Reid later made light of it.
Flake has been pushing for what he called a "substantive" vote to address the president's tariffs for weeks.
If you rely on process to deny what could be a substantive claim, I worry about where that will lead us.
However, I am persistently bothered by the fact that only a mere 10percentt of the workforce in the video gaming industry is women, confronting an under-representation in what today constitutes a substantive career opportunity (see, for example, The ESA website).
Only two items had increased in difficulty by what was considered a substantive, though arbitrary, amount (>5%) upon reduction to three options.
JAMES TRAUB: I think Paul's point raises the question of what a "modern" or at least substantive response to terrorism would be.
Immigration is what the pundits call a substantive issue, the type that merits big-notion editorials and multiple pages in political platforms.
