Sentence examples for divisions on whether from inspiring English sources

Amid internal EU divisions on whether the best response to this is redoubled commitment to integrating eastern neighbours or a scale-back of ambition, the result is a fudge.

BRUSSELS — Five days after the United States imposed sanctions on Syria's president, Bashar al-Assad, the European Union followed suit on Monday, overcoming internal divisions on whether to single out the Syrian leader over the bloody crackdown against protesters in his country.

When EU leaders meet for a summit in Brussels later this week they will have to confront serious divisions on whether and when to extend sanctions, imposed on key sectors of the Russian economy in response to the Kremlin's actions in Crimea and eastern Ukraine.

Antioxidants are classified into two broad divisions, depending on whether they are soluble in water (hydrophilic) or in lipids (lipophilic).

But U.S. experts warned of deep divisions on basic issues, like whether warheads would be scrapped or warehoused.

Though the unsigned opinion was unanimous, it seemed to reflect divisions on the court about whether the Florida court had overreached its authority and had curtailed the powers of the State Legislature in contravention of the federal Constitution.

The defect is stochastic because the accuracy of every new cell division depends on whether the redundant RPK1-like genes achieve the required threshold of RPK1 function or not.

Within each of these two types of use, it is possible to make a further division based on whether the scale is to be used for research purpose (i.e., infrequently and for a specific research project) or whether the scale is to be used in clinical practice (i.e., is used frequently and without the benefits of research funding).

Allied commanders also faced a dilemma: whether to keep their exhausted divisions on the attack and run the risk of having insufficient manpower or replace them with fresh divisions and lose momentum.

Think drones not divisions on the ground.

Different country, same divisions, on different sides.