Mr. Schwab's backtracking reopened the question of whether splitting the two jobs is, in itself, a real change for the good or just a sop to appease governance gadflies.
The question of a split within the Fatah network has been hotly debated since Al Aksa's suicide bombers began attacking Israeli civilians two years ago.
The question of image has split a movement that prides itself on embracing radicals of different stripes, anarchists say.
The Council, diplomats say, is divided on the question of whether to split the prosecutors' jobs for the two courts.
The firm, Governance for Owners, has been tasked with voting the shares of the bank's largest shareholder — the asset management behemoth BlackRock — on the question of whether to split the jobs of chairman and chief executive.
Fourth, there is the question of how the splitting-worlds interpretation accounts for the statistical predictions of the orthodox theory.
In the splitting-worlds interpretation the probability of that outcome appears to be 1! Furthermore, setting aside the problem of interpretation, there is also the question of whether the splitting-worlds interpretation, and more generally Everett-like interpretations, can account for the particular values of the quantum probabilities of measurement outcomes.
I get right down to the question of sprained ankles and split toenails.
But the front view raises the question of whether the revised "split wing" grille is high-character or high caricature?
In the Dutch "Bible belt" from the Zeeland islands to the eastern border, some 60,000 people established a new "Restored Reformed Church" professing true Calvinism.Some of the issues at stake are familiar from other Christian battlegrounds, such as the Anglican Communion, where the question of gay rights has split southern-hemisphere conservatives from northern liberals.
