| The applicant submits that the Commission's findings are in many respects incorrect both substantively and also procedurally. |
| More substantively, does he seriously maintain that genes indicate only the effects of selection? |
| This type of action is none the less procedurally cumbersome and substantively difficult to apply, and is rarely used. |
| Department officials have refused to justify their work or substantively defend their biased estimate. |
| He has been permitted to have his application for asylum determined substantively in this country. |
| That means that there was either a lack of formal reasons or a lack of sufficient grounds for altering the type of duty substantively. |
