She said that many children from the camp had been enrolled in local schools and that the eviction had been carried out without any substantial offer of new accommodation.
Holloway has indicated he would consider letting Adam leave only if a substantial offer came in from one of the top flight's biggest sides and he does not want to have to think about it until the summer at the earliest.
The billionaire tycoon's Sports Direct wrote to KPMG, the café chain's administrators, claiming that it had made "a serious and substantial" offer of more than £15 million but had been told it needed to raise it to at least £18 million.
But the museum's director general, Air Vice Marshal Peter Dye, told the BBC it had received substantial offers of help within the last 48 hours, including at least another £100,000 from individuals, and from organisations in America and Germany.
Ayre, however, insists that the timing of a "substantial" contract offer would not have made a difference.
Our printer partners offer us a substantial discount off of the regular costs due to this positioning, allowing our projected margin.
The scam works like this, the mark gets an email from someone purporting to represent a wealthy figure or group—like a prince or the Illuminati and that they can offer the mark a substantial sum of money if they offer something up front.
Both the pure bars and the ones with nuts and dried fruits offer a substantial hit of chocolate.
The MIT Departments of Global Studies and Languages, History, and Political Science offer a substantial number of subjects related to Asia and the Asian diasporas.
Italy's Romano Prodi moved smartly to offer a substantial contribution of up to 3,000 men, a centre-left approach to rebuilding transatlantic bridges without emulating Silvio Berlusconi's support for George Bush over Iraq.
If the Russos don't offer a substantial quality of imagination to fill out the mental space of the movie's running time (or, for that matter, of any one of its scenes or even shots), they at least offer a generous, even a profuse, quantity of it.
