Sentence examples for election about whether from inspiring English sources

Now we are apparently going to have a presidential election about whether this reform movement was a good thing.

Since then, they have taken the lead by making the election about whether women can wear the niqab, a face veil that leaves only a slit for the eyes, while swearing the citizenship oath.

Any suggestion, he added, that the UK could maintain an effective deterrent with two submarines would be entirely new and would spark a debate going into the next election about whether a continuous at-sea presence was needed.

This is an election about whether the people of Pennsylvania hate blacks more than they hate women.

Referring to another of Mr. Bush's favorite campaign themes, Mr. Clinton said the presidential election was not about "whether the Democrats should be rejected because of the partisanship in Washington".

"It wants the kind of government-imposed equality that, in a single generation, transformed Western Europe from a place where for centuries high achievement and discovery and innovation were celebrated and prized, to a place where they have elections about whether people should have to work".

"This election is about whether or not America is ready to elect a black man President of the United States," she said.

"This election is about whether voters have confidence in the Democratic Party," said Goshi Hosono, the party's deputy secretary general.

If the election is about whether living standards have risen during this parliament they are in trouble.

The election is "about whether liberal democracy will survive in Poland", a leading political scientist, Radoslaw Markowski, has warned.

The figures will fuel the debate about living standards before the general election, and about whether the government has done enough to protect the typical wage-earner.