Further, the F.D.A. granted the company a seven-year monopoly based on its claim that it would never recoup its development costs.
Ed Miliband wrote in the Mail: "There is no credible argument in the article or evidence from his life which can remotely justify the lurid headline and its accompanying claim that it would 'disturb everyone who loves this country'".
The credibility of the Iranian claim that it would accelerate production of its most concentrated uranium fuel, which is enriched to 20 percent purity, was difficult to assess.
WHEN the massive Three Gorges Dam across the Yangzi river was first mooted, its enthusiasts made the claim that it would help provide China with all the electricity it could ever need.
It came with the claim that it would be a gift to youth, an opportunity to enhance its horizons and its physical health, and that somehow London was uniquely equippedfor the task.
They claim that it would boost growth and prosperity, giving everyone a tax cut.
Opponents claim that it would give the ruling party a big advantage and would be vulnerable to manipulation.
The article offered several religious justifications for this, among them the claim that it would halt debauchery.
The abseiling was so good, they claim, that it would turn even the most hardened would-be rioter's head.
And what of the claim that it would be more dangerous not to act than to act?
The plans for Mini-Holland included the rather unlikely claim that it would be good for motorists too.
