Sentence examples for about whether to engage from inspiring English sources
Ever since the Revolution, we've had this debate here about whether to engage or not, and never resolved it.
That, too, is an attempt to put added pressure on Syria, since up until now the opposition has been bitterly divided about whether to engage with the government.
In 2009, he helped guide drones flying over Helmand Province, where he had to make life and death decisions about whether to engage the enemy.
Friday's State department press release said "the United States has not made a decision about participating in the Durban Review Conference or about whether to engage in future preparations for the Conference, but the work done this week will be important information for taking these decisions".
My decision about whether to engage from the outside or seek elected office came down to a single question: How best can I fight for a level playing field at this point?
But during the period when I guess, arguably, it mattered, when it could have and should have been a debate about whether to engage in this war, I think we felt that we were fairly lonely.
The Estonian and Georgian cyberattacks have put to the test a host of theories about cyberwarfare: how to define it; whether to engage in it; and how to defend against it.A definition of warThe discussion of cyberattacks and cyberwarfare is complicated by widespread disagreement over how to define these terms.
The use of force isn't just about choosing which weapon to use but whether to engage with a subject in the first place, says Lyons.
Whether foreign adversaries are about to engage in a brain race is unclear, but interest in such technology is on the rise.
