Sentence examples similar to wide-ranging claim from inspiring English sources

The RHS report makes very bold and wide-ranging claims about the benefits of school gardening.

After months spent investigating the wide-ranging claims, the E.E.O.C. last week notified lawyers for the workers that it had found "reasonable cause" that discrimation had occurred.

The Obama administration last week began releasing more secret memorandums written by Mr. Yoo and others that made such wide-ranging claims about presidential power that Senator Arlen Specter, Republican of Pennsylvania, called them "shocking".

Some neuroscientists have made wide-ranging claims for the benefits of Buddhist meditation.

The dense trial involved more than a dozen different patents, over 30 allegedly infringing devices and wide-ranging claims on design ownership; both sides argued their cases and defended themselves concurrently, all while enraging federal judge Lucy Koh.

Yet it is unclear, legal experts say, whether SCO's rights are as wide-ranging as the company claims.

Responding to the findings, Gov. David A. Paterson immediately directed the state attorney general to begin a wide-ranging inquiry into disability claims at the railroad.

Guaidó was speaking at the launch of Plan País (Plan for the Country) a wide-ranging opposition blueprint that claims it can rescue Venezuela's economy and end a humanitarian crisis that has seen around a tenth of the population flee overseas.

In the wide-ranging interview, he also: Claimed Labour would spend an extra £13.5bn on debt interest because of slower spending cuts.

Dismissing a claim for wide-ranging public consultation, the judges said there was no "legitimate expectation" that Richard III's "collateral descendants would be consulted after centuries in relation to an exhumed historical figure".

In wide-ranging testimony, he also denied claims that changes to tax credits would undermine his flagship universal credit initiative.