Sentence examples for broad claims of from inspiring English sources

Even some of the manual's early advocates now think that the broad claims of reliability were exaggerated.

Before and during World War II, the Supreme Court was far more deferential to broad claims of executive authority.

He also said that the government could not evade accountability with absurdly broad claims of state secrets.

His administration then used wildly broad claims of state secrets to thwart any accountability for this immoral practice.

But he added that Mr. Mukasey appeared unwilling to push back against the White House's broad claims of executive authority on issues like terrorist surveillance.

Another of Stevens's longstanding themes is the need for judicial oversight of broad claims of executive power, starting in the post-Watergate era.

No cases come to mind that support such a broad claim of privilege.

But they also made a broad claim of conflict of interest charges against local media.

These studies also reveal a distinct willingness within the scientific community to separate acceptance of the broader claims of species descent with modification from common ancestors from the explanation of this descent through the action of natural selection (Bowler 1983).

Rijndael was also the only algorithm among the five finalists not to face a potential patent-infringement lawsuit from Hitachi, which earlier this year made broad claims to an array of mathematical techniques used by ciphers (Science, 19 May, p. 1161).

In the dissent, Judge William Bryson said that Myriad's science lacked the kind of invention for which patents are granted and that "broad claims to genetic material" like those of Myriad are "a significant obstacle to the next generation of innovation in genetic medicine".