Sentence examples for concerns whether or not from inspiring English sources

Mr. Vivanco added that the new trial could be influenced by political concerns whether or not the law was used.

The debate concerns whether or not the government is able to keep markets appropriately competitive, and what the costs might be if it intervenes inappropriately.

Ms. Lebby and Mr. Lollos have set the piece in 1952, while Goldwyn is making "Hans Christian Andersen" with Danny Kaye, and the dramatic tension, such as it is, concerns whether or not it will be a hit, rescuing him from a slump.

Back in 2002, Mr Krugman himself warned that the Fed might be tempted to support the economy by blowing a housing bubble.Of course, this then moves into another argument about the crisis, which concerns whether or not low interest rates produced dangerous debt bubbles.

A final controversy concerns whether or not the harmfulness of death can be reduced.

The first of these controversies concerns whether or not collective responsibility makes sense as a form of moral responsibility.

This should include an explicit discussion on the meaning of the present results in the context of debates that concern whether-or-not actual information processing during tasks operates in a "critical" regime.

The only discernible difference of emphasis concerned whether or not Britain's prime minister merited praise.

(Why is it Sting's concern whether or not Roxanne puts on the red light? Bugger off, Sting).

"I was very concerned, whether or not he would get a chance to play at this level," he said.

Staying with the Synthese row, one element in it concerned whether or not the laws of nature preclude the possibility of miracles.