You can substantiate that?

Can you substantiate it?

I'm prepared to substantiate that.

Procedural issues Failure to substantiate claims

Procedural issues Failure to substantiate the complaint

The latest figures substantiate this unfortunate development.

Procedural issues Failure to substantiate the alleged violation

People have models and they're trying to substantiate the models.

I don't think they exactly substantiate your claim of amnesia.

Procedural issues Non exhaustion of domestic remedies, failure to substantiate claims

Procedural issues Non exhaustion of domestic remedies, failure to substantiate claims

Iraq also argues that Iran has failed to substantiate the amount claimed.

Moreover, no testimony was obtained to support the complaint or substantiate it.

substantiate the potential or actual effects, as the case may be, of seabed production

Both parties have protested alleged actions of the other party, which MINURSO was unable to substantiate.

It considers, however, that the author has failed to substantiate this allegation, for purposes of admissibility.

However, the information provided by the author has not been sufficient to substantiate his claim under article 14.

Counsel, however, does not substantiate this statement or link it to the specific circumstances of the present case.

Although the author contested that the State party accurately made this distinction, he has failed to substantiate this challenge.

13. For determining post requirements, workload standards should be applied to substantiate the case for proposed increases in staffing.

38. Notes the need for more justification to substantiate the creation of new posts or the reclassification of existing posts

Mrs. Peters was kind enough to come along to substantiate at least the Larkspur portion of what I've told you.

The Ministry's decisions to reduce the Herdsmen's Committee's herd does not substantiate any claim of the effects of individual logging operations.

Similarly, he has failed to substantiate any violation of his right under article 25 (c) to equal access to public service.

In the light of the above, and in absence of any observations from the complainants on the State party's submission or any further information on their current situation, the Committee considers that the complainants have failed to sufficiently substantiate their claim for purposes of admissibility.

Where this was not possible, the Group required at least two credible and verifiably independent sources of information to substantiate a finding.

Where this was not possible, the Panel required at least two credible and verifiably independent sources of information to substantiate a finding.

The Committee noted that the author had provided no arguments or further information to demonstrate how her rights under the provision had been violated and reiterated that a mere allegation that the Covenant had been violated is insufficient to substantiate a claim under the Optional Protocol.

It is submitted that because of the State party apos s failure to produce the requested documents, it is impossible for the author further to substantiate his claims that the prosecution witnesses were biased and that he was forced by the police to sign a statement.

The Panel, therefore, concludes that the evidence presented by Saudi Arabia is not sufficient to substantiate the circumstances and extent of the loss.

More positively, 17 offices correctly and adequately reported on programme and operations performance in their annual reports and could substantiate the reported data.

(d) UNDP shall provide all participating agencies with the detailed cost breakdowns to substantiate the costs incurred in excess of the awarded amount.

Accordingly, the Committee finds that the author has failed to substantiate her claim under article 2 of the Optional Protocol in this regard.

It had been alleged that the expellees were also given a sedative per rectum, which the Ombudsman was unable to substantiate during the investigation.

Furthermore, Iraq argues that Syria did not provide adequate evidence of the extent of damage to substantiate its claim for the cost of restoration.

The Board reiterates its previous recommendation that peacekeeping missions compile a portfolio of evidence to substantiate the actual accomplishments recorded in the performance reports.

The author was arrested after the airing of this interview because, in the State party apos s opinion, he could not substantiate his declarations.

It seems to us that the author must at least substantiate in some measure his complaint as the author has undoubtedly done in this case.

4.3 Moreover, before the Committee can examine a communication, the author must substantiate, for purposes of admissibility, his claims that his rights have been violated.

What else could he verify if he fails to substantiate and prove such a purported mass abduction, which could not be concealed if it really existed.

That's it, all the way down, all the way down, all the way down, and further, and further, and further, and further, and further and further.

On 17 January 1990, the Land Court confirmed its earlier decision on 4 December 1990, the Supreme Court rejected the author apos s further appeal, on the ground that he had been unable to quot substantiate in his appeal any new grounds on which the Land Court ruling should be reversed quot .

In the State party's view it is very difficult to believe that the complainant was unable to produce any other document to substantiate the fears he expressed.

The Committee notes that the author has not commented on this discrepancy, and therefore concludes that he has failed to substantiate this claim, for purposes of admissibility.

Very recently a report by Asia Watch gave ample facts and figures to substantiate what it called quot the Pakistan conduit quot being used by these terrorists.