While his remarks substantively echoed those he and colleagues have given to congressional committees, his appearance outside NSA headquarters at Fort Meade or Capitol Hill was a rare recent instance of the NSA taking its case directly to the public.
A more or less inconsistent willingness of rulers to tie their own hands by scrupulous adherence to procedural justice while yet being substantively unjust, is of course psychologically possible.
Policies that emphasize individual responsibility – seen in relation to a wide range of diet and lifestyle 'choices' that affect exposure to contaminants – have been observed to result in victim-blaming, while failing to substantively reduce harm among those who are most vulnerable (Peterson and Lupton 1996, Guthman and DePuis 2006, Mansfield 2011).
Every once in a while, however, politicians do something so wrong, substantively and morally, that cynicism just won't cut it; it's time to get really angry instead.
But it is also substantively smart because, while people like me believe that intense competition among private insurers will lead to more innovation and cost reduction, we can't really be sure.
While strong POA dispensing increased substantively in each province between 2005 and 2011, four provinces (BC, AB, MN, ON) indicated decreases in 2011 2012.
Spalding's jaunt was an early example of the globalization of sports (the Olympics weren't far behind), but Lamster's history, while thorough and detailed, doesn't substantively address what its reception might have suggested about overseas attitudes toward America's burgeoning cultural clout.
While privacy law in the U.S. is substantively weak, federal regulators and state attorneys general have quite strong enforcement tools in taking on deceptive practices aimed at consumers.
While the cluster fixed effects specification shows substantively similar results for socioeconomic indicators with somewhat smaller estimated effects, results for media exposure and empowerment indices are no longer statistically significant.
