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"It's a presidential decision, and we'll see if it is driven by gender or other considerations and so on," he said.

Investigators are looking into allegations that the telecommunications minister rigged the process to favor certain applicants in exchange for bribes or other considerations.

It raises the disturbing question of whether The Times fails to report or aggressively pursue other important stories because of concerns about its reporters, its advertisers or other considerations.

The change would also limit the leverage that lawmakers have over the administration by reducing the number of appointments they could block in order to win concessions or other considerations.

There were actually disagreements among advisers about the wisdom of his devoting so much time to these substantive tasks, some considering this work marginal to political or other considerations.

In an interview earlier this year on CNBC, Mr. Fisher said of a potential choice to replace Mr. Bernanke: "It's a presidential decision, and we'll see if it is driven by gender or other considerations and so on.

Mr. Glisan also told the committee that Mr. Fastow never asked him for any favors or other consideration in return for the Southampton investment.

Ordinary sales are done in one of two ways: in a merger where the target is merged into a subsidiary of the buyer and the target shareholders receive the cash (or other consideration), or in a tender offer that gives the target shareholders a choice to tender into the offer or not.

Sometimes it behooves an employer to enter into a separation agreement with a departing employee, where an employee waives his or her right to bring a lawsuit in exchange for an amount of money or other consideration.

Deferred fee structures generally involve payment in something other than cash, or payment at a time in the future; there are two primary types: (a) payment of fees delayed until close of pending investment; and (b) equity (or other consideration) offered in lieu of cash.

Existing business models such as consumer feedback or reviews in exchange for discounts, content or other consideration demonstrate that our personal data is worth paying for.