In interviews he said: "There are some that are legitimate and there are others that aren't and others that have been found not to be substantiated," and: "Some people do have a motivation to make a false complaint".
The paperwork doesn't appear to substantiate charges from some Republican lawmakers that immigration officials failed to catch errors on the visa application that should have blocked Malik's entry, and that the Obama administration thus allowed a budding terrorist into the country.
The report by the accounting office appears to substantiate some of the concerns of Mr. Grassley and other lawmakers.
Instead of denouncing me (which I expected), they were discussing how what I'd written in my blog had allowed them to substantiate some of my changes, which they'd reinserted into the article.
The fact that he died at the age of forty-two would appear to substantiate some "thorn in the flesh," but Garff rules out tuberculosis and syphilis, two common killers of the era, and other diagnoses cannot be confirmed.
These data provide evidence to substantiate some of the claimed beneficial effects of Arecae semen, in particular anti-diarrhea.
However, an exhaustive literature review was also undertaken and findings from prior pilot studies in Chikomba and Beitbridge were used to substantiate some major issues emanating from the literature review.
We then provide empirical evidence, from a study of embryo donation and of embryo donors' views, to substantiate some of their speculations about the problems associated with requesting fresh embryos.
Treatments include a range of physical, psychological, medical and surgical therapies, most of which are not clearly substantiated but appear to help some patients.
