Sentence examples for begins about whether from inspiring English sources

From early December, the debate begins about whether this will be the year we get to build snowmen.

A robust debate has begun about whether to lift building height limits.

Muttering began about whether he should be allowed a second term.

A debate would begin about whether to press ahead with Mr Nisman's investigation, says Sergio Berensztein, a political analyst.

There was debate almost from the very beginning about whether, in her condition, Mrs. Kaczynska should be told about her son's death.

Now a new discussion has begun about whether universities should collaborate to develop and share their courses and technology, rather than working with outside providers.

The judge, Richard J. Sullivan of Federal District Court in Manhattan, raised the question during a proceeding before jury selection began about whether the aide was a member of the alleged conspiracy.

Grace Jolly, 18, goes to Mentone Girls Grammar school, which joined the Safe Schools Coalition late last year, before the controversy began about whether it was pushing an LGBTI "agenda".

An investigation of 60 accusations of abuse in the Dublin archdiocese began this week, and a public debate has begun about whether to end the Catholic Church's role in the Irish education system.

Very soon after the magnitude of the 2008 financial crisis became clear, a lively debate began about whether central banks and regulators could – and should – have done more to head it off.

In other industries, conversations are just now beginning about whether those who have been accused of terrible acts can someday be welcomed back, first as people and later as contributing members of the creative community.