Sentence examples for rift over whether from inspiring English sources

With time running out, the committee members are stymied by a deep rift over whether affluent Americans should help reduce the deficit by paying more taxes.

Sandberg's Lean In campaign has brought to the fore a different rift, over whether the goals of feminism are best achieved through grassroots political organizing or through sales tactics borrowed from the business world.

Jeremy Corbyn will publicly clash with his own shadow Foreign Secretary in Parliament as Labour spectacularly failed to heal its rift over whether to oppose British military action in Syria.

Representative Patrick J. Kennedy of Rhode Island was to meet Thursday with Thomas J. Tobin, the Roman Catholic bishop of Providence, and perhaps start healing a bitter rift over whether health care legislation now before Congress should restrict abortion coverage.

There has been a rift over whether to continue to push House Republicans to pass immigration reform or whether to put pressure on Obama to halt some deportations.

Asked twice whether she had spoken to Netanyahu since last week's US-Israeli rift over Israel's plans to build 1,600 new Jewish homes in East Jerusalem, she said: "We are engaged in ongoing conversations between our two governments".

Jürgen Stark, another central bank board member, resigned in September in a rift over policy.

Media speculation said his resignation was caused by a family rift over the vast £3.4bn fortune.

That sets the stage for another trans-Atlantic rift over Middle East policy.

Hot sulphuric water flowed from the rift over the people, calming them down.

Clearly the rift over the Council's proper role in international security matters remained as wide as ever.