The issue is so new that there is not an extensive claims history for evaluating the risks.
Where today under a foundation grant it would be a 25-page (or a 200 page!) document with extensive claims about the situation they were facing and the exact outcomes they planned to achieve, Cobb's proposal was two pages long and defined exactly the purpose of the schools.
Only Mr. Cheney, the man who made the most extensive claims about Iraq's readiness to strike out, has failed to back down publicly.
But are aromatherapy's extensive claims of benefits -- for everything from impotence, insomnia and infections to liver and heart disease and even cancer -- anything more than anecdotal hearsay?
Clear and simple packaging can signal sustainability more easily than extensive claims, again whether those implications actually reflect the product or not.
China's extensive claims, all the way down to James Shoal just off the Borneo coast, are an attempt to roll out its sovereignty over almost the entire sea — and its resources.
In his first three appearances before the grand jury, Mr. Lindsey also made extensive claims of executive privilege, the doctrine that Presidential assistants cannot be made to testify about their confidential advice and deliberations.
Insurers are cautious as they lack the extensive claims experience they have built up over several decades writing more established policies.
Speaking to VICE News in November, Mark Watts, editor-in-chief of Exaro, said he believed the extensive claims of abuse and the link between it and the government made this "Britain's biggest post-war political scandal".
Moreover, development of the questionnaire employed in the current investigation involved a large number of clinicians and researchers focused on the discipline of interest, which, along with the fact that we obtained responses from a considerable number of participants, has provided an extensive base for claiming face validity.
Even during a prolonged minimum, they claim, an extensive network of very small faculae on the sun's hot surface remains to keep the energy output above a certain threshold level.
