It reckons that the states will have a tough job substantiating their calculations of forgone taxes.Both claims seem likely to be settled out of court.
But substantiating such a theory will require more information about prehistoric climate and agriculture, and more archaeological evidence.
Mr Klein anticipates this response, and, citing a recent paper by Jared Bernstein, a former Obama administration economist, says there isn't strong evidence substantiating this theory.
Further work by the Virginians, to see if such patterns hold for promiscuous and monogamous species in other groups of animals, may go some way towards substantiating their findings.
The difficulties in substantiating the theory and practice of a second repentance were solved by Pope Calixtus (reigned 217?–217).
Mary granted him the earldom of Mar, thus substantiating the claims of his ancestors; and in 1566 she appointed him guardian of her newborn son, Prince James.
Woods missed four birdie putts from inside 10 feet, substantiating his claim that he might have posted "something really special".
Unless the Navy are saying their own teaching methods and personnel are inadequate, that same training goes a long way to substantiating his view and, let us be frank, it seems unlikely McNeilly wrote an 18 page report on the potential for a nuclear disaster, all the while knowing he could face prison, on a passing whim.
In substantiating this contention, Ramanuja undertook, in his Shri-bhashya on the Vedanta-sutras, a detailed examination of the different ways of knowing.
In substantiating this thesis, Shankara relied as much on the interpretation of scriptural texts as on reasoning.
Bate, a professor of literature, gives sustained attention to Hughes's poems, substantiating the poet's own view that "as an imaginative writer, my only capital is my own life".
