Such an ambitious and far-reaching claim has no legal support whatsoever.
CBS/Paramount has detailed a list of alleged copyright violations in response to a request from Axanar's lawyer, but the strangest and most far-reaching claim is that the Klingon language itself known as tlhIngan Hol is a copyrighted work.
The Bush administration has made the far-reaching claim that it may indefinitely hold Mr. Marri, a legal resident of the United States, on suspicion of terrorism in a military brig without charging him with a crime.
Indications of trouble are already visible in the book's early pages, where Black stakes out a number of far-reaching claims that he is unable to sustain, most crucially that Hitler's quest to exterminate world Jewry was "greatly enhanced and energized" by the I.B.M. corporation and its leader.
Accordingly, they are necessary to realise the far-reaching claims of an entirely new way of doing biotechnology via constructing living organisms from black-boxed genetic building blocks.
Both a commercial and critical success, "The Great War" made "profound and far-reaching" claims for the meaning of war that "set the agenda for most of the criticism that has followed him," Vincent B. Sherry wrote in "The Cambridge Companion to the Literature of the First World War".
Other scholars are skeptical of such far-reaching claims.
These became the intellectual property of Human Genome Sciences which, under Dr. William Haseltine, has developed far-reaching claims to many medical genes of interest.
The far-reaching claims these thinkers have made for liberal values can be detached from their theistic beginnings; a liberal morality that applies to all human beings can be formulated without any mention of religion.
According to the latter, the emperor had no ambition for universal dominion; his policy was limited in the same way as that of every other ruler, and when he made more far-reaching claims his object was normally to ward off the attacks either of the pope or of the Byzantine emperor.
