Afghanistan must resolve its own problems, whether corruption or fundamentalism.
Having had the problems, whether he's had the time to get over all that, I don't know.
Effective health systems drive progress on all kinds of health problems – whether it's cancer, malaria or even onchocerciasis.
He said his companies worked quickly to fix problems, whether with the Buildings Department or community boards.
Instead, lawyers should carry on applying existing legal categories to everyday legal problems whether they arose online or not.
Otherwise, lopsided growth is bound to worsen India's deepest problems – whether corruption, extreme poverty or religious conflict.
The U.S. faces more serious identification problems, whether at the level of policy or private sector adjustment.
He may be beset by ethical problems, whether over campaign finance or Whitewater indictments, even conceivably of his wife.
They discuss all forms of personal minutiae, including their dental work, their sleeping problems, whether they're having regular bowel movements and which relatives they're not getting along with.
Because when you get into the core problems, whether in Washington, California or on Wall Street, you keep seeing the same moral deficiencies: self-indulgence, irresponsibility and imprudence.
"We all know each other," she said, "and we listen to each other's problems, whether they're health, marital, kids, the whole gamut".
