If you're paying for the move, it can have tax consequences, so talk to your financial adviser and keep accurate records to substantiate your claims.
In court documents, Rolling Stone has maintained that its reporting about Eramo and the university's handling of sexual assault reports is "accurate and well substantiated".
Rolling Stone attorneys argue in court documents that they still believe their reporting about Eramo and the university's handling of sexual assault reports is "accurate and well substantiated".
The numerical results substantiate the present model as an accurate and robust unstructured-grid formulation for flows of all Mach numbers.
But these risks aren't real – or to be more accurate, they haven't been substantiated.
"There were some points that were accurate; there were two that we cannot substantiate, however.
Initial studies of association of beta-defensin CNV with Crohn's disease have not been substantiated in larger studies, and demonstrate the importance of accurate copy number typing in association studies [Aldhous et al., 2010; Bentley et al., 2009; Fellermann et al., 2006].
Tameria J. Lewis, head of OSSE's special-education division at the time, substantiated that complaint, finding that DCPS had failed to keep accurate discipline and attendance records.
In 1971 he tipped off Woodward that the Vice-President, Spiro Agnew, had received a cash bribe of $2,500, a claim that could not be substantiated at the time but that turned out to be accurate when Agnew was forced to resign two years later.
I'm still database-diving to substantiate the relationships, but the ones I've checked so far are accurate.
