Sentence examples for issue about whether from inspiring English sources

He added: "There is a separate issue about whether GCHQ was involved in some collaborative exercise".

"There is an issue about whether there is sufficient stimulus in the economy," he said.

"But there is an issue about whether these women become trapped in the job because of the money.

There was no issue about whether he and Thompson had signed off on hiring Gibson, because they had.

He said there was an issue about whether the department responsible was "sufficiently alive to the emerging picture".

But we are not asking people to make it a moral issue about whether gay marriage is right or wrong.

And there are issues about whether the international community should conduct its own investigation into what has occurred in Gaza.

Several officials said the Thompson report found real issues about whether the stock trades also violated federal securities law.

The action, which the company, 1plusV, says it will bring on Tuesday at the Commercial Court of Paris, will raise issues about whether Google has unfairly shut out competitors.

The Boeing report, if read carefully, "raises real uncertainties and poses rather threatening issues" about whether the impact was on tile or on reinforced carbon carbon, he said.

Mr. Meeks said Mr. Wynn raised "some strong issues" about whether a soft money ban would cut down on party-financed get-out-the-vote efforts important to minorities.