Inside the pages of the Girls Lifee issue featured in the post are stories about "flirting mantras," fashion and first kisses along with more substantive content like sexist dress codes and head injuries in sports.
Lacan famously declares that "there's no such thing as Woman, Woman with a capital W indicating the universal" (Lacan, 1998 [1975], 72), a metaphysical concept with determinate and substantive content.
This brochure, however, is 70percentt photographs with very little substantive content.
In addition to the documentary, the project includes a website with broad and substantive content about emotional health and related issues.
"The error is compounded by e-mails, at least weekly, with headers that promise substantive content, but are usually another solicitation, or otherwise irritating.
We don't want voters to enter the voting booth after merely reading the voting guide that accompanies the ballot, or to vote based on bravado-filled sound bites from television ads with little or no substantive content.
Within this perspective, the city planning must be viewed as an integrated process with governance, where both the substantive content of what contributes to human well-being, and the decision-making processes that shape the distribution of these attributes across spaces and social groups, are improved (Dodman et al. 2013).
"The Court of Appeal agreed that the interview had an extremely aggressive tone combined with constant interruptions, was full of insults, ranting, and lacked any substantive content and that it was a breach of generally accepted standards.
Developing the substantive content of an essential health package in line with the minimum core of the right to health therefore raises a significant dilemma.
The result is that public authorities largely have a free reign to communicate how they wish and do not have to have to comply with a range of requirements (e.g. relating to form and substantive) content) that would in general apply to most forms of official administrative act.
