Sentence examples for differing views on whether from inspiring English sources
Israeli officials offered differing views on whether Mr. Arafat himself was implicated in the bombing.
But the senators offered differing views on whether the Pentagon needed to reinforce its 146,000 troops in Iraq.
There, candidates represent the differing views on whether Republicans need to appeal more to Hispanics, whites, moderates or just hang tight.
"It's cooking in several states, in many work-force-related fields, but there's a lot of debate and politics, and differing views on whether they're still community colleges if they give baccalaureates," said Beth Hagan, executive director of the Community College Baccalaureate Association, a nonprofit group that promotes the trend.
Hurwitz said that differing views on whether or not her actions were appropriate for a Chief Diversity Officer would result in an appointment of an interim CDO while he considers the appropriate next steps for McCaskill.
That variation does not reflect differing views on whether some of the dishes are also cooked elsewhere.
Surveys published on Thursday by two business groups provide differing views on the economy's prospects.
The discussions involve fierce competition between agencies and, at times, within agencies, which sometimes have sharply differing views on Guantánamo.
Pelosi pointed to her "devout Catholic family" as the reason she tolerates differing views on abortion.
