"If he really believes he's going to get substantial test score changes and other major improvements, then he's setting himself up for a big disappointment".
So the Department of Energy approved a more substantial test project.
A freedom of information act should apply to all areas of policing (with the exception of the "substantial harm" test for withholding disclosure in exceptional circumstances).
The home secretary has not incorporated into the FoI bill the obvious and clear recommendation put forward by Macpherson that any such act should apply to all areas of policing, both operational and administrative, subject only to the "substantial harm" test for withholding disclosure.
All short forms demonstrated substantial to high internal consistency and substantial test-retest reliability for each of the the clinical groups studied (Table 8).
Despite warnings about the risk of mad cow disease, the cattle industry and its allies repeatedly resisted calls for a more substantial program to test for the disease.
Though some scientists had long warned that mad cow disease would eventually appear in the United States, cattle owners and meatpackers repeatedly resisted calls for a more substantial program to test for the disease, and the Agriculture Department went along with them.
But, assuming my economic forecast holds true, I expect we will meet the test for substantial improvement in the outlook for the labor market by this summer.
In a letter to WADA on Aug. 9, the union asked for substantial documentation about the test for human growth hormone.
On April 3rd John Williams, who is president of the San Francisco Fed and a good proxy for the overall Federal Open Market Committee, saidAssuming my economic forecast holds true, I expect we will meet the test for substantial improvement in the outlook for the labor market by this summer.
