Sentence examples for clashes over whether from inspiring English sources

Court clashes over whether to make grand-jury materials public have happened before in New York.

Mr. Belton gives as much time to less dramatic encounters with modernity, like court clashes over whether Amish parents can be compelled, against their beliefs, to send their children to high school.

His highly publicized and long-running story, including court clashes over whether he should be confined in a mental hospital, dramatized the difficulty in dealing with the mentally ill whose psychoses -- manic-depressive illness in Mr. Hogue's case -- were worsened by illegal drugs like crack.

[A16.] Senate Democrats and Republicans clashed over whether the Bush administration had done enough to help California extricate itself from an electricity crisis.

For theater executives known to clash over issues as incidental as whether stagehands should be paid a separate mopping fee, the collaborative effort became a case study in the way power can work in the city.

Still, opinions clash over whether such a blueprint would have been welcome.

In one confrontation, the lawyers clash over whether the N-word should be allowed on the stand.

Even now they are clashing over whether the admission fee should go to the antiquities board or the provincial government.

A1 Candidates Clash in South Senator John Edwards of North Carolina and General Wesley K. Clark clashed over whether the senator had let down veterans.

In closing arguments this week, the defense and the government clashed over whether Mr. Seabrook had been aware of fraud in the nonprofit groups.

If Mr. Perry wins the nomination, the fight with Mr. Obama is likely to include a clash over whether a flat tax would be good for the country.