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Mr. Rajaratnam's briefs focus almost exclusively on whether the government acted improperly in seeking authority under the Wiretap Act to record his telephone conversations.

Lerner said that using the anonymous interviewing tool helps neutralize those biases by allowing employers to "focus primarily and exclusively on whether that person can write code or not".

Such a decision should not be based exclusively on whether a patient has a slowly increasing creatinine.

We contend that adopting a theoretical framework explicitly based on the evolutionary scenarios leading to signal unreliability has advantages over traditional schemes focusing exclusively on whether signals benefit receivers or not.

In Principia Ethica and elsewhere, Moore embraces the consequentialist view, mentioned above, that whether an action is morally right or wrong turns exclusively on whether its consequences are intrinsically better than those of its alternatives.

The fact is that the Maduro regime's survival depends almost exclusively on whether the armed forces are willing to violently repress the Venezuelan people.

The decision not to recognise the chapel as a marriage venue had been made under the 1855 Places of Worship Registration Act, he said, and was exclusively focused on "whether the place in question is for use for religious worship".

The ACCC had looked at whether the proposal could increase the amount of sport shown exclusively on Foxtel, and whether the extra financial muscle could give Ten a big advantage over its free-to-air rivals when it comes to securing sport broadcast rights.

With single-minded determination to prevent the infection of Haiti and the Dominican Republic, the United States government calibrated its treatment of François (Papa Doc) Duvalier and Rafael Trujillo and his son Ramfis almost exclusively on judgments of whether their dictatorial rule might inhibit the creation of "another Cuba".

"We're also not just focusing exclusively on swings -– whether in the issue or electoral sense," said Woodhouse.

Politicians are used to having media interest in their personal lives, but for Jacinda Ardern, the new leader of New Zealand's Labour Party, the attention has almost exclusively focused on whether she's going to have children — leading many to protest the way female politicians are treated differently from their male counterparts.