Although members are not required to say why they miss votes, many do submit explanations.
Several companies announced yesterday that they would submit explanations of their failure to file the certificate required by the S.E.C., an option permitted by the agency.
Judge Guzman submitted his explanation today in response to the court request on Monday.
In another letter, a law and engineering student at Stanford submitted an explanation of how a company could take a random sample and determine median pay without getting a bias.
When mystery became the stuff of the past, of medievalism and of Gothic romance, a "mystery" came to mean a kind of fiction, stories in the United States, those of Edgar Allan Poe, above all in which something that first appears inexplicable and even supernatural is submitted to explanation, through the art of detection.
When mystery became the stuff of the past, of medievalism and of Gothic romance, a "mystery" came to mean a kind of fiction, stories — in the United States, those of Edgar Allan Poe, above all — in which something that first appears inexplicable and even supernatural is submitted to explanation, through the art of detection.
Mr Terry's press statement: In a newspaper article, Terry submitted an explanation of the exchange where he claimed his reply to Ferdinand was different to that already placed on record.
Madam President, I should like to suggest, to be on the safe side, that none of those who have submitted an explanation of vote is entitled to do so, because it has been proved that none of them was present here in the Chamber, and this was not checked at the time.
Although the committee has no enforcement mechanisms, Israel will now be required to submit written explanations within three months, including any remedies it has taken.
When the agents and counsel of the parties have submitted all the explanations and evidence in support of their case the President shall declare the discussion closed.
Teachers may also need or want to interact about their students' learner models (e.g. teacher inspection of learner explanations that are not interpreted by the system the teacher may wish to contribute new evidence following discussion with a learner, or after seeing the learner's explanations submitted or recorded in a system (Bull and Vatrapu 2012; Zapata-Rivera and Greer 2004).
