(13) and (14) are in a way reminiscent of (5) and (6): the first seems to be a triviality which everyone knows, and the second seems to be a more substantial claim of which one might well be ignorant.
What changes in all of that is that the RCMP could be liable for a much more substantial claim [due to the injuries]." Making note of more-typical examples of police brutality such as the shootings and assaults that have dominated the media, Charney said that this case is an example of one of the main issues that is overlooked when it comes to "bad policing"—the financial cost.
The historical rivalry with Constantinople notwithstanding, Sofia now had more substantial claims over the predominantly Bulgarian populated territories in Serbia, Greece, and Romania, all three of which were now aligned with Great Britain and France.
Although further research is needed in order to make more substantial claims, the relative low number of plants cites in our study for postpartum hemorrhage, in particular Gabon, may be reflected in the high rates of maternal mortality associated with hemorrhage.
But, as commentators have long noticed (see, e.g., Hill, 1992), it is not clear what the link is between the claim that rational autonomous wills conform themselves to whatever universally valid laws require, and the more substantial and controversial claim that you should evaluate your maxims in the ways implied by the universal law of nature formulation.
In what could amount to little more than fluff, but could also mean something more substantial, Friendster is claiming that its platform will be non-proprietary.
Others propound a version of minimalism by claiming that to understand what truth is one need not grasp anything more substantial than some rather minimal claims.
And there are claims that more substantial contributions can be made (i.e., Dunnell 1980; O'Brien and Lyman 2000).
New York's connection with Aalmuhammed's claim is considerably more substantial, immediate and concrete than California's.
Specifically, it was felt that this work does not represent a significant advance in the field without a more substantial analysis to support the authors' claim that the experimental evidence is consistent with independent generation.
Over the course of the previous decade, Russian military and intelligence theorists began to elaborate more substantial ideas for non-physical warfare – claiming that Russia was already under attack, along similar lines, by western NGOs and media.
