Among the ones he lists are two P.R. disasters (the "Mission Accomplished" banner, and his challenge to insurgents to "bring 'em on"), and two substantive failures: the lack of sufficient troops to impose security at the start, and the "intelligence failure on Iraq's WMD".
I think he has a point, by and large, though it's not always true that questions of associations lack substantive context.
Charnas, who is White, believes African-American artists, like many other Black citizens, lack substantive access to the perks of U.S. capitalism.
Nursing theories lack substantive explanations for contexts where vulnerability is deeply rooted and social movements arise whereby the structure of society is challenged.
Given the current situation in Mumbai of little substantive research evidence, lack of strong political advocates for organ donation, and powerful policy legacies, it is unlikely that organ donation will make it to the top of the government policy agenda and that an organ donor registry will be implemented.
But from the beginning, Dr. Wilson concedes, the theory lacked substantive scientific evidence that it worked.
But his plan lacked substantive detail and was rejected out of hand by the US.
But the recent decision to cancel some of BET's news and public affairs shows outraged kibitzers who have long complained that the network lacks substantive programming.
However, while both government officials and scholars point out the benefits of human security for migration, most of the existing literature has focused on its potential and lacks substantive studies on how human security is actually practiced on the ground.
This situation is exacerbated by the wider neglect of landscape matters in Scotland, with authorities lacking substantive tools and resources for evaluation and innovation when compared with economic and social imperatives.
