The phrase "about whether to restore" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a decision or consideration regarding the act of restoring something, such as a system, a document, or a relationship.
Example: "The committee is still deliberating about whether to restore the old building or construct a new one."
Alternatives: "regarding the restoration" or "concerning the decision to restore".
Two referendum questions are on the back, including one about whether to restore a two-term limit on city officials and another on a series of reform measures.
Until now, the government, which was elected in February, has spent most of its time arguing about whether to restore 60 judges fired by President Pervez Musharraf late last year.
He added, "I know [Trump] has hurt, in several instances, he's hurt us as it relates to negotiations that were underway by tweeting things out". The squabble comes just days before Trump is expected to "decertify" the Iranian nuclear pact reached with world powers in 2015 and punt to Congress a decision about whether to restore sanctions against Iran.
An article on Saturday about a dispute over whether to restore or demolish the Modernist county government center in Goshen, N.Y., designed by Paul Rudolph, misspelled the surname of an influential painter cited by a preservationist who said people should be taught to appreciate some works of modern art and architecture.
The major sticking points now revolve around how to borrow more than $4 billion to help stave off extreme cuts to services, and whether to restore about $1.2 billion in education cuts the governor has proposed.
The Honduran congress was supposed to vote on whether to restore Zelaya to the presidency.
Senate Democrats say the Senate will vote today on whether to restore net-neutrality rules.
Lambert must decide whether to restore forwards Gabriel Agbonlahor and Andi Weimann to the starting line-up.
The question then must not be whether to restore offshore production but how and when.
Once the tax had automatically expired, the next question was whether to restore it retroactively.
So could MPs in the next Parliament vote again on whether to restore the death penalty?
