Sentence examples for division about whether from inspiring English sources

Says Walter Schuetze, now a consultant to the SEC (and for many years the chief accountant in its enforcement division), about whether the smoothing-out of earnings is a legitimate business practice: "To my knowledge, there's no SEC statement on that matter".

A new CNN poll found there are deep party divisions about whether climate change exacerbated recent hurricanes.

Several young people in Gorakhpur want to leave farming, which is causing family divisions about whether to accept the government's offer.

The Taliban movement itself was reported to be riven by divisions about whether or not he was alive, and frustration about the leadership void he created or bequeathed.

The hesitancy to act may reflect internal divisions about whether investment decisions by the Institute for Religious Works IORR)– the official name of the Vatican bank – which has about €6bn (£4.25bn) under management, ought to reflect Pope Francis's values, particularly ones that might still be considered contentious within the church's hierarchy.

In the same period, the medical case against cigarettes was strengthening, although cigarette companies noted continuing division among scientists about whether the case was conclusive.

This month's debate revealed a deep division among Republicans about whether the payroll-tax cut has been a good idea.

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The divisions are not about whether the government is bad.

Mr. Greenspan's appearance came as Congress prepared to begin writing its own budget plan for next year, amid growing divisions among Republicans about whether the increase in general government spending can be held to the 4percentt proposed this week by Mr. Bush.

While there are divisions about policy, all Labour members are signed up to his broad goals of social justice, equality and peace, but there is profound disagreement about whether or not he can get the party into government.