Here, there were no demands to explain away on-court misfortune or need to deal with the Carmelo Anthony distraction.
The team serves as the Police Department's terrorism reference arm: available on demand to explain Islamic law or Pakistani politics to detectives in the field.
Many were ridiculous and had nothing to do with Mr. Lew's fitness for office, such as a demand to explain the Treasury's social media policies, or questioning an infographic on the department's blog eight months ago.
The revelation adds to the pressure on May, the home secretary, who is already facing demands to explain how a terror suspect, Abu Rumaysah – who is thought to be the masked figure who appeared in an Isis propaganda video earlier this month – managed to flee Britain after being arrested and bailed by police.
Russia has said is open to cooperation with Britain, but has refused Britain's demands to explain how Novichok, a nerve agent developed by the Soviet military, was used against the Skripals.
The increased demands help to explain how the two most recent American commanders in Afghanistan, among the most respected four-star officers of their generation, lost their jobs.
The Fed has raised rates six times since June 1999, for a total of 1.75 percentage points, and the effect on demand helps to explain why the economy has begun to slow down, economists say.
The concepts of Travel-Time Expenditure (TTE, the daily amount of time spent traveling) and Travel-Time Budget (TTB, the average daily amount of time that people make available for mobility [9]) have been introduced by transportation planners to model the mobility demand and to explain some of the features characterising urban mobility [10].
Our theoretical model augments stochastic queuing theory with endogenous demand (baulking) to explain social care market equilibria with positive waiting times for care home places.
A few firms usually account for the lion's share of a country's exports: in America, the top 10% of exporters account for 96% of the country's foreign sales, and only 4% of firms export at all.These observations (drawn from work by Andrew Bernard of Dartmouth College among others) demand a theory to explain them.
