Sentence examples for disagreements about whether from inspiring English sources

In particular, candidates expressed fundamental disagreements about whether domestic or foreign policy issues would determine the outcome of the election.

"We can have disagreements about whether the death penalty should be imposed on somebody like Moussaoui," Mr. Giuliani said.

Scientifically, there are strong disagreements about whether "coexistence" is possible, at what cost and even how it should be defined.

Davis's resignation letter cited disagreements about whether the board should expand its scope to investigate civil liberties abuses of non-Americans.

There will be disagreements about whether to raise production by 1.5 million, 2 million or 2.5 million barrels a day, the official predicted, but output would be increased.

As a teacher, I am tired of hearing about failing schools and the petty disagreements about whether we are or are not closing the achievement gap.

There is no disagreement about whether Suttles could hit.

There was disagreement about whether the Tories or Labour had most to fear from Ukip.

There is disagreement about whether Mr. Abbott could receive a similar settlement today.

Yet within The Post, there was disagreement about whether the punishment fit the crime.

But there is a disagreement about whether the paper itself was mentioned.