Sentence examples for dissent over whether from inspiring English sources

Shifting Strategies The terrorist designation rankled Salafist group members, but there was dissent over whether to stay focused on the fight with the Algerian government.

It is seeking to keep the momentum on the health care legislation from being slowed by the dissent over whether the eight-year war in Afghanistan should be escalated and how it will be paid for.

Iran and Syria had expressed dissent over whether the treaty was tough enough, but no objections were raised in the final session, and Iran's chief delegate, Ali Asghar Soltanieh, joined other nations in applause at the deal in the UN's general assembly hall.

The result is a Democratic primary debate that is far more liberal on immigration than any previous campaign, fueling dissent over whether the party is downplaying concern about the spiking number of immigrants crossing the border and giving Trump an unneeded boost in key swing states as it tries to animate its left-leaning voters.

In the North, there was dissent over whether to offer concessions to the South to preserve the Union, and if conciliation failed, whether to allow the South to depart in peace.

Internally, too, dissent over QE is brewing.

Dissent over the measure was widespread.

After years of growing public dissent over the country's E.U. membership, Britain is set to have a referendum this summer on whether to remain in it.

Welcome dissent over issues.

Westerners expressed dissent over Clinton's nomination instead of their preferred candidate.

And so, more than seventy years after the work of Kanner and Asperger, vigorous dissent has emerged over whether autism is a medical phenomenon at all, whether what was discovered was a disease, a disability, or another mode of normalcy.