On that day, British officials said, Mr. Blair will publish a dossier he has said will substantiate assertions that Iraq represents what Mr. Bush called "a grave and gathering danger".
"It is vital for witnesses to be able to substantiate assertions made in evidence to this parliament".
The objective for this review was to gather evidence that might substantiate assertions that implementation of e-interventions for medication management in ambulatory care introduces new risks to patient safety.
As so few studies were looking for them, it is not surprising that we found little evidence that might substantiate assertions that implementation of e-applications in medication management in ambulatory settings causes or introduces new untoward risks, adverse events or harms to patients.
Mr. Trump has never substantiated his assertion that he is a billionaire, though he has repeatedly made the claim to banks and other institutions.
While the United Nations said Iraq had not substantiated the assertion, a spokesman said that a Dutch citizen working for a Swiss company hired by the United Nations to inspect goods at border crossings had been withdrawn because he had "taken some photographs in an area which the government considered to be sensitive".
Further experiments with other models are, however, the only way to substantiate these assertions.
Jerry H. Goldfeder, a lawyer for the campaign, denied any wrongdoing and said of the board, "I asked them to explain and substantiate their assertions, and they refused to do it".
In the next chapters, I will try to substantiate these assertions.
They didn't tell them the rules or tell them what was necessary to substantiate their assertions". Nelson said all but one of the 200 victims were denied asylum.
Our scoping literature search did not identify systematic reviews or randomized studies in the field that might substantiate these assertions.
