Sentence examples for divisions over whether from inspiring English sources

Party divisions over whether to pursue Bush administration officials for the harsh treatment of terrorism detainees have yet to play out.

The divisions over whether to support or protest at military action have become irrelevant as the possibility of setting foot on home soil overwhelms them.

A Manhattan congestion plan faces not only political challenges but also divisions over whether E-ZPass is the right technology to make it a reality.

The end of the Mueller investigation has also done little to shrink Democrats' and Republicans' deep divisions over whether Russia actually tried to interfere in the 2016 election.

But this year's event was partially overshadowed by a voting scandal linked to the union's divisions over whether to strike over its long-running contract negotiations with major film and TV producers.

Republicans said the watered-down resolution could give the party an opportunity to avoid a public battle that could expose ideological divisions over whether the party should adhere to traditionally conservative views or expand the tent.

For example, the report noted a division over whether banks should be required to report suspicious transactions.

Republicans on Capitol Hill were showing signs of division over whether to go along with Mr. Obama's demand for an extension of the payroll tax deduction.

The SNP will attempt to exploit Labour's division over whether to renew Britain's Trident nuclear weapons by calling a vote on the issue in the House of Commons.

A bill that would greatly tighten the lid of secrecy on government information has been sent to President Clinton, and administration officials said today that there was sharp division over whether he should sign or veto it.

A1 Clinton Weighs Secrecy Bill Administration officials said there was sharp division over whether President Clinton should veto a bill that would tighten the lid of secrecy on government information.