Sentence examples for dispute of whether from inspiring English sources

This is smart lawyering — the plaintiffs are avoiding the whole dispute of whether Omnicare was rightly decided.

At issue in the latest skirmish is the decade-old dispute of whether milk looses nutrients when packaged in plastic containers.

Unfortunately, based on a dispute of whether the land was actually first owned by Jews or Arabs before the 1948 war and in the late 19th century, the Israeli government recently decided it is in fact Jewish land, and has started evicting these families in order to give their homes "back" to Jewish settlers (based on some extremist zionist ideology).

It is the dispute of whether there should be a categorical or a dimensional approach to the PD diagnosis [ 17- 19].

But he chose again to duck the biggest dispute of all: whether the new insurance exchange must contain a government-run "public option". Mr. Obama once again outlined the arguments for a public plan and once again said it was not essential.

The difficulties facing the negotiators in the coming months were highlighted by the different interpretations Kerry and Zarif took on the fiercely disputed issue of whether the deal represented a recognition of Iran's right to enrich uranium in principle.

The difficulties facing the negotiators in the coming months were highlighted by the different interpretations that Zarif and his US counterpart, John Kerry, had over the fiercely disputed issue of whether the deal represented a recognition of Iran's right to enrich uranium in principle.

That could require concessions on certain points of dispute, like whether tenants of new developments would be excluded from the law, they say.

In fact, it remains a matter of dispute whether the division of Plato's works into three periods early, middle, late does correctly indicate the order of composition, and whether it is a useful tool for the understanding of his thought (See Cooper 1997, vii xxvii).

An ongoing point of dispute is whether Deasy follows the direction of the board — an issue that also came up this year in a lawsuit over teacher job protections.

Among particular points of dispute is whether the chip mills are part of the problem.