Sentence examples for debate whether to from inspiring English sources

I often debate whether to spend the extra money.

As politicians debate whether to sanction killing gays, activists like Mugisha remain under threats of violence.

Tribal members will also debate whether to relax the "blood quotient" that decides membership.

On Monday, a parliamentary commission will debate whether to strip him of his Senate seat.

Soon, Congress is likely to debate whether to extend the duration of unemployment benefits.

And yet, years later, I sometimes still debate whether to risk exposure or remain silent.

"I often debate whether to try and create something else or simply be happy with what I have," he says.

You can't cogently debate whether to regulate something unless you have first identified the harms it produces.

The next big battle is in LA, where the city council will soon debate whether to toughen rules.

The British Medical Association will debate whether to ballot for industrial action at its annual conference in Cardiff this week.

The report is expected to spur lawmakers to at least debate whether to give the agency more authority.