The view of these members is that without the benefit of substantive explanation from the government, the very serious concerns raised in evidence remain unanswered".
Whatever it is that determines whether The Times will engage in real journalism (i.e., reporting what is happening, not what the editors wish were happening), readers are owed a substantive explanation.
His basis for endorsing this position is his conviction that no substantive explanation of reference is possible.
Moreover, having additional models to explain the data would help formulate the most plausible substantive explanation of what promotes teacher retention.
It is used as a shortcut to signal that these theories mainly apply to an 'exclusive club' of countries - essentially North and Western Europe, North America, Australia and New Zealand, but more recently also Southern and Eastern Europe and sometimes even Japan - without providing a substantive explanation for this limitation.
What we don't hear about is the context, substantive explanation, or critical questioning about why any of this is happening and how it relates to our daily lives.
However, in general it seems difficult to give a plausible substantive explanation of the worsening in HRQOL and GQOL observed in our elderly study-population.
"Providing as much substantive economic explanation as possible for the actions that the Fed is taking, that's the best way to maintain the Fed's independence," he added.
Asked whether the criticisms made Lord Turner a "poor candidate" for the Bank job, Tyrie told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "I think Lord Turner himself said that he should have grasped the need for a much more substantive public explanation than a one-page news release when they decided that no enforcement action was needed against RBS.
