But based on e-mails and other documents obtained from the office through Freedom of Information Act requests, the Center for Effective Government concluded that the office entered into these three scientific debates at the behest of trade groups, principally the American Chemistry Council, and relied on them extensively — if not exclusively — to frame its line of attack.
For those folks who use the viewfinder exclusively to frame the shot, the Kodak offers a nice feature: it will lock onto the focus area, and then track that focus area as you move the camera around: a little green box will display what the camera is focusing on, and that box will remain pretty well attached to that same thing regardless of moderate horizontal or vertical camera motion.
16, while framed exclusively in terms of pretrial discovery, precluded prosecutorial discovery at trial as well.
At first glance, this seems perfectly natural, just as it may seem completely natural that the debate is framed exclusively in terms of employment and pay.
Still, it's not clear to me why this so-called "confidence gap" has been framed exclusively as a women's problem or why the optimal solution is for women to ape the men with whom they compete.
He interpreted "The United States of America," for which the Constitution had been framed, exclusively rather than inclusively.
Acceptability of the new serum screening was framed nearly exclusively in terms of freedom of choice.
Notice how these countries framed the strikes exclusively around punishing and preventing the use of chemical weapons.
It's profoundly dishonest and morally wrong that media coverage of Barack Obama and his presidency is framed by an almost exclusively white press corp.
This paper explores how the participation of men in Beirut within the exclusively gay-male dating web site GayRomeo.com is framed by identity politics and practices of national and ethnic membership, masculinity, and sexuality in post-civil war Beirut.
