Mr. Blair's proposal puts real substance into idle talk about a third way between socialism and capitalism, and stands in sharp contrast to President Bush's plan for a large tax cut.

Gunter Pauli has worked tirelessly for many years to put substance to the promise of a Blue Economy.

Meanwhile, the aviation department has asked the City Council to hire a consultant to examine the prospects of putting substance into the name "international."

"I put new substance and ideas before the voters."

It reassured the Proximans that there was somebody in charge--especially since Kirk had made an effort to put substance in the addresses, specifying what was being done.

Now he's putting substance behind the words.

The person given the most credit for The Viking's success is its hard-driving faculty adviser, Don Gregory, who set out three years ago to put substance into the newspaper.

Some Clinton-watchers are almost uncomfortable talking about the appearance of someone who worked so hard for so long to put substance ahead of style.

The Prime Minister should use this year's meeting to start putting substance to those words.

He said, with a hint of apology in his voice, "Seeing is believing, and unless you saw this, you wouldn't put substance in the rest of what I'm about to say."