Because we are a democratic socialist party, committed to a parliamentary road to power, it is vital, essential, irreplaceable, that the leader of this party has substantial – at least substantial, if not majority – support from those who go to the country and seek election to become lawmakers, the way chosen by the people who established the Labour party.
"In addition, the Scottish government has substantial powers at their disposal on areas such as childcare, education, health and housing - all essential for helping those most in need.
Mr. Knell has not worked in radio, but has substantial experience working at nonprofits.
Management has substantial effects: planting at high densities greatly reduces tree girth growth rates and delays the occurrence of large boughs, tree hollows and fallen timber by decades.
Of note, each of the genes included has substantial mechanistic and at least some population data which support an association with lung cancer, as we have described in the introduction.
He has substantial personal finances invested at both firms, officials of the companies said.
But it has shown that it is still has substantial offensive capability, killing at least 40 members of the security forces in attacks since Mr Santos took office in August.
Water fluoridation, when feasible and culturally acceptable, has substantial advantages, especially for subgroups at high risk.
As to the first, Penninx and Roosblad (2000) conclude that strongly centralized trade unions might have substantial influence at the national level, but at the same time be weak at the shop-floor level, which might undermine their ability to organize (immigrant) workers and to protect immigrants' interests in the workplace.
Despite the small effect sizes found, such interventions can have substantial impact at a population health level, with their potential for wide distribution at relatively low cost compared with face-to-face interventions [ 4, 5, 27].
The hedge funds would then have substantial control at the bank.
