His guilty plea removed any presumption of innocence, the appeals court noted, and added, "The defendant has a residence abroad, and has had ample opportunity over a long period of time to secret substantial resources outside the country".
Filamentous fungi efficiently degrade plant biomass and secret substantial amounts of extracellular enzymes into their substrates.
"I have concluded that read as a whole, and applying the relevant principles to the issue as it arises now, the article is capable of conveying the suspicion that the claimant will 'lift the lid on the Blairs' marriage' and their 'sex secrets" for substantial financial reward".
It has been a Pied Piper performance and a club official said yesterday: "There's never been any secret that a substantial part of Dario's income has come from his ability to generate great profits in the transfer market.
There were calls for an explanation from Lord Ashcroft among Labour and Liberal Democrat MPs and peers who believe that he is using his affluence to influence the outcome of polling in a number of key constituencies, where he makes no secret of his substantial donations towards the Tories' campaigns.
Thus, even if it's not complete protection, the combination of copyright and trade secrets can provide substantial intellectual property protection for software.
At first, the President's story of secret negotiations seemed more substantial than this, but on closer examination things appeared in a different light.
11 era is that people seem willing to accept government intrusions but not commercial ones, even though the government's power is enormous and often wielded in secret, while consumers retain substantial control over their commercial information.
Moreover, the judges said, if a party was to win a case where the evidence was heard in secret, there was a "substantial risk" that it "would not be vindicated and that justice would not be seen to have been done.
Wałęsa kept meeting regularly with the secret police, reportedly receiving substantial sums of money, but after about four months he started to "withdraw" (although it was not until June 1976 when he was unregistered, because of his "reluctance to cooperate").
"The problem is, our political system is being polluted with substantial amounts of secret contributions and secret expenditures used to attack candidates," Mr. Doggett said.
