The questions produced one of the most substantive discussions of the night, and the most substantive foreign policy discussion of the entire debate season.
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The most substantive proposal made by the president was on immigration.
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Most substantive explanation I've ever heard from a president — including Reagan.
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Conversely, what do you think was the most substantive part of his speech?
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The most substantive comment was a two-paragraph statement on his old campaign website.
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Yet perhaps the most substantive exchange of the afternoon involved quibbling about note-taking.
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Perhaps the leading — and most substantive — concern is that the migrants are an economic drain.
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Darren: It sure seems like we'll see the most substantive public defense of Trump yet.
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In many ways, they were central to that career—his most substantive impact on American life.
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It was also the most substantive discussion of climate change policies ever broadcast on primetime television.
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She is also widely acknowledged as one of the most substantive legislators in modern American politics.
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He is not the flashiest member of Congress, but is easily one of the most substantive.
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Thursday's CNN Republican debate was widely praised for being the most substantive clash of the cycle before.
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The most substantive change Trump has brought to Washington so far may not involve legislation at all.
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The most substantive change in the new recommendations involves how long each bout of exercise should be.
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The comments gave Republicans already irked by the progressive freshmen perhaps the most substantive fodder to date.
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The news curator also chooses the "most substantive post" to summarize the topic, usually from a news website.
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The most substantive changes focused on fitness, including the ability to track new types of high-intensity workouts.
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A year later, Bernie Sanders's emergence has resulted in one of the most substantive primary policy debates in memory.
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The gist: It's the most substantive action Trump has taken to live up to his anti-China campaign message.
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And, most notably, he engaged in the most substantive and sustained contrast of any candidate yet with Ms. Warren.
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And, most notably, he engaged in the most substantive and sustained contrast of any candidate yet with Ms. Warren.
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In only a few years, demographics have shifted, with the most substantive changes occurring among Hispanics, a particularly politicized group.
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Tim Stanley: Trump a sad, sore loser Hillary Clinton won this most substantive debate, which was excellently moderated by Chris Wallace.
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"Chalk: The Art and Erasure of Cy Twombly," the most substantive biography of the artist to date, is the result. Biography?
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The first hour of the debate, held at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, was perhaps the most substantive to date.
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The Senate Intelligence Committee has been conducting what's widely viewed as the most substantive and credible congressional investigation on the matter.
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But beyond the squabbles, the debate at Loyola Marymount University here in Los Angeles was perhaps the most substantive to date.
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And on one of the most substantive of all issues — the makeup of the NSC —- McMaster is increasingly getting his way.
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" He added: "Our goal is to be able to on Friday have a headline that says, 'Fiery, but most substantive debate yet.
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Quick, name the most substantive discussion of foreign policy you have heard during the nearly 10 hours of debates so far. Struggling?
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He said he hopes for a discussion that is "fiery" but "the most substantive debate so far" as rivals try to score points.
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Medicaid work requirements — the most substantive rightward shift the administration has imposed so far on health policy — have been struck down in court.
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As a direct result, most substantive things on the legislative to-do list fall away in January to be replaced by reelection rhetoric.
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Jamie Shea, a NATO deputy assistant secretary general, called the declaration "the most substantive" agreement that the alliance had put out in years.
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It's about the best and most substantive answers from the night — the high-level responses that make the stakes of the race clear.
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A similar red line should have been drawn by Mr. Peña Nieto on the prickliest, if not the most substantive issue: the wall.
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The slot editor also keeps a list of the backfielders from whom the stories emerged, as most substantive changes will go back through them.
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At this point, the Senate's two most substantive Republican Trump critics (Flake and Tennessee's Bob Corker) have already announced their retirements; a third, Sen.
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The recommendations he offered were the most substantive to date on how he would advise Americans carry out their lives as the virus spreads.
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He now faces the most substantive test of his tenure, weeks before voters will decide whether he has earned a full term in Columbia.
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Between the targeted hits and angry cross talk, this debate, the tenth in the cycle, provided the most substantive discussion of race issues yet.
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" He also called the change "likely the most substantive of the post-2013 NSA reforms, if the principle is applied to all other programs.
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Five days later, the summit ended in dismal failure, delivering only the most lukewarm language while punting most substantive issues to next year's gathering.
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Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland, giving the most substantive outline yet of Canada's goals, said she was "very optimistic" the negotiations would be a success.
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Thursday night's debate was easily the most substantive debate of the cycle and the primary reason was that there were fewer candidates on the stage.
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Her trip is the latest iteration of her campaign strategy to distinguish as the most substantive and well-prepared candidate in the sprawling Democratic field.
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Many observers agreed that the most substantive and revealing part of the debate was when Tim Kaine and Mike Pence discussed their differing views on abortion.
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Mr Peltz's most substantive change would be to reorganise its ten business units into three, overseen by a lean holding company, to make the firm nimbler.
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Even after the most substantive debate of the general election, GOP lawmakers, commentators and cable news shows focused mostly on Trump's statement about the election results.
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Thursday night's Democratic primary debate was among the most substantive and subdued of the cycle, and until the end, it was largely drawn from familiar material.
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The most substantive discussion of it appears on page 159, where Dreher acknowledges that many private Christian schools in the South started out as segregation academies.
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The most substantive revelations here, however, are the letters she wrote in the last eight months of her life to an American psychiatrist, Dr. Ruth Beuscher.
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Kaepernick is likely to use the book to give his most substantive comments yet about his kneeling protests that ignited a debate over sports and activism.
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The most substantive clash right now is connected to criminal justice: A bill that gave gun manufacturers liability for crimes committed with firearms they made and sold.
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At times, in his flurry of television and radio interviews, he seemingly pinched himself that he was discussing salacious matter that detracted from his most substantive arguments.
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The most substantive Republican arguments came not in the conspiracy theories raised by some members to distract from the evidence but on the speed of the process.
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Last night's third and final (can you believe it?) debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump featured the most substantive policy exchange yet between the two presidential candidates.
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"This captivating special is the most substantive documentary to date and includes convincing new evidence regarding [Kennedy's] political aspirations before his untimely death," reads the documentary's press release.
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You need to be serving some of your best, most substantive work in front of the paywall, so that you get people into the top of the funnel.
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Comedy Central released the most substantive look yet at Broad City's third season this afternoon, and it's a reminder that the love story at the show's core is platonic.
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But if it's time for fresh leadership, Democrats would do well to remember and celebrate Pelosi's genuine achievements as one of the most substantive legislators in modern American politics.
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Feral Rites is supposed to help build the Oculus Rift's catalog of long, complex games, and it's certainly one of the most substantive and polished pieces I've seen lately.
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"If the primary campaign is decided by who has the most substantive progressive accomplishments, de Blasio beats all comers," one Democratic strategist told New York magazine earlier this year.
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Murray's most substantive argument: The ACLU, according to Murray, "failed to disclose its indisputable and disqualifying bias," an alleged economic motive to back John Oliver and his co-defendants.
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Ellen DeGeneres is unveiling a new trailer for Finding Dory on her show this morning, and it's the most substantive look yet at Disney and Pixar's long-awaited aquatic sequel.
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If those comments ultimately shed more light on that famous encounter in the summer of 2016, the slip-up may be Giuliani's most substantive contribution to public discourse all year.
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The Iowa debate also brought the most substantive foreign policy debate of the Democratic race to date, with tensions flaring in the Middle East bringing the issue to the forefront.
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His amendments, like Brady's in the House, will be the most substantive and designed explicitly to iron out Byrd Rule problems, along with the political and policy problems in their conference.
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From Elizabeth Warren on the true costs of health care, to Andrew Yang on his family's immigration story, here are some of the most substantive and significant responses from the evening.
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Nerves were understandable on the precipice of what might be the most substantive moment in the brand's history, the first stages of the rollout of its mass market car, the Model 3.
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But he has prompted the most substantive debate about Israel this election cycle, and is the first national politician in a long, long time to have enlarged the discourse surrounding this issue.
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" Eli Friedman, a labor scholar at Cornell University, said the Walmart movement was "probably the most substantive example of sustained, cross-workplace, independent worker organizing we've ever seen in China's private sector.
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But the most substantive and ominous action Moon took in recent months was his precipitous decision to withdraw his country's participation in the General Security of Military Information Agreement (GSOMIA) with Japan.
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Art Review On view for one week only at the Museum of Modern Art, "Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker: Work/Travail/Arbeid" is among the most substantive and challenging exhibitions of the year.
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In last week's presidential debate -- the final and most substantive of this race -- working-class women did have the chance to hear a little more about the issues motivating them in this election.
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Chris Wallace of Fox News was the one to break the silence — and it led to the longest and most substantive discussion of abortion that we've heard so far during the presidential debates.
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Still, many of the most substantive conversations about the relief efforts — including interactions with elected officials — have been routed through Mr. Pence, who has played a similar role in pushing the president's legislative agenda.
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GOFFSTOWN, N.H. — The eighth Democratic debate was one of the most substantive yet, pushing the candidates to talk about issues they had desperately wanted to discuss for a year: climate change, racial justice, abortion rights.
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Even her most substantive policy ideas about childcare -- highly touted by her father and other Republicans -- have garnered intense criticism for their lack of attention to some of the women who don't share her privileges.
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It was the most substantive debate so far, thanks to some smart moderating from the PBS NewsHour and Politico (forgive the "Christmas spirit" round), and to rules that cut the field down to seven candidates.
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As in-the-weeds as a revised waiver process sounds, the practical effects of what the Trump administration announced yesterday could add up to one of its most substantive blows yet against the Affordable Care Act.
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"To me, what socialism means is to guarantee a basic level of dignity," Ocasio-Cortez told Vogue's Bridget Read, in an interview that amounted to the most substantive mainstream media coverage she received preceding the election.
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The first Fox News journalist chosen to moderate a general-election debate, Mr. Wallace mixed humor with scolding and persistence with patience to guide his charges toward the most substantive encounter of an unusually vicious election.
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With the help of a little funding, he and a team of several dozen research fellows set out to "map, measure, and model" the 100 most substantive solutions to climate change, using only peer-reviewed research.
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In their most substantive debate statements to date on abortion, several of the leading Democratic presidential candidates reaffirmed on Friday night that if elected, they would put forward only Supreme Court nominees who supported Roe v.
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"We saw in the most substantive way the rebuke of the President with the Russian sanctions vote, which was unanimous in the Republican Party," said Tim Miller, a Republican operative and Trump critic, to me in an interview.
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Such a channel would serve three purposes: promoting understanding between the two nations; decreasing misinformation that flows from the capitals of both; and gauging Iran's interest in a second nuclear agreement when the most substantive JCPOA provisions expire.
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With Mr. Biden and Mr. Buttigieg, emphasizing a more consensus-minded pragmatism, the senators have argued for vast economic upheaval and turned a debate over a "Medicare for all" health-care system into the campaign's most substantive running dialogue.
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In fact, it was the most substantive debate yet—thanks largely to the unshowy, outstanding moderators, who asked pointed questions, held candidates to time, and knew precisely when to encourage and when to end one-on-one exchanges between the candidates.
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Trump's extended comments on what he wants in an immigration deal were some of the most substantive to date, after lawmakers have asked the White House and President for months for a clear outline of what he could -- and couldn't -- support.
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In the longest and most substantive look at the game so far, which really isn't saying much, we see a space-suited-up Norman Reedus attempting in vain to hide from invisible and enigmatic pursuers that seem to be attracted to… suffering?
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Neither of these experiences got as much time as Bethesda's big new non-VR games, but they're some of the most substantive virtual reality we've seen at the show so far, after the complete absence of it from Microsoft's Xbox One X event today.
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Pompeo's meeting with Kim Yong Chol and the series of discussions this week between US and North Korean officials are the most substantive indication yet that the summit is still in the works despite Trump's letter to Kim Jong Un last Thursday canceling the summit.
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The most substantive agreement emerging from the summit was an undertaking by Britain to provide £45m ($63m) of funding to shore up security in Calais, which acts as a border post between the two countries, and to accept a few more of the migrants, particularly unaccompanied minors.
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The most substantive GDPR-related change announced by Facebook to date is the shuttering of a feature called Partner Categories — in which it allowed the linking of its own information holdings on people with data held by external brokers, including (for example) information about people's offline activities.
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Experts in environmental law say it will not be possible for Mr. Trump to quickly or simply roll back the most substantive elements of Mr. Obama's climate change regulations, noting that the process presents a steep legal challenge that could take many years and is likely to end up before the Supreme Court.
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"This is the most substantive promotion of retirement savings in the last 15 years," said House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Richard NealRichard Edmund NealTrump argues NY tax return case should take place in DC NY files motion to keep Trump tax returns lawsuit out of DC court Democrats give cold shoulder to Warren wealth tax MORE (D-Mass.).
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" (Many conservatives argue the President should just cut taxes without worrying about blowing out the budget deficit in the short term.) The most substantive paragraph: "The goal is a plan that reduces tax rates as much as possible, allows unprecedented capital expensing, places a priority on permanence, and creates a system that encourages American companies to bring back jobs and profits trapped overseas.
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The rest of this debate could be the most substantive hour in the history of presidential politics, but it wouldn't change what Trump just said, which is that he would rule the country as an authoritarian who would use the presidency not just as a sounding board for people who are deservingly on the fringes of American political life, but to actively subvert democracy.
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