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These suits do not challenge that, but instead whether church entities can be forced to facilitate and finance the exercise of that freedom.

A study led by neuroscientist Robb Rutledge showed that feeling happy depends not on how well things are going in general, but instead whether things are going better than expected.

The big question hanging over this hearing is not so much whether Democrats can defeat Barr's nomination — that seems unlikely — but instead whether they can extract key statements or even concessions.

In ancient Greece the gender of one's partner(s) was not important, but instead whether one took the active or passive role.

No longer is the world asking whether North Korea can be stopped from developing nuclear weapons, but instead whether it can be stopped from using them.

"I'd challenge students to look at opportunity not based on whether a position has status but instead whether it will give them an opportunity to make an impact," she said.

Housenger did not mention Monsanto's outreach to EPA on the issue, but instead questioned "whether this is a good use of government resources" for ATSDR to continue with its review.

Here, of course, the question is not whether a remedy should be created, but instead is whether the Eleventh Amendment bar should be lifted, as it was in Ex parte Young, in order to allow a suit against a state officer.

This type of machine produces no output, but instead tells whether or not the input string has a certain property.

A pitcher shouldn't judge himself by how the batters hit his pitches, but instead by whether he threw the pitch he wanted to throw.

"Our focus is not eradicating mosquitoes but instead exploring whether gene drive technology can help eradicate malaria, an awful disease that kills 435,000 a year, most of whom are children under five," said Delphine Thizy, stakeholder engagement manager at Target Malaria.