Sentence examples for whether on immigration from inspiring English sources

But Obama has changed the tone: whether on immigration or the social safety net.

Or does he believe his own blather, whether on immigration and security or in other realms?

Citizens have waited anxiously every Monday morning for weeks for the next pronouncement – whether on immigration, free speech or, now, healthcare – to be handed down from the highest court.

The next economic populist to come along in the Republican Party with Trump-like views — whether on immigration, trade, taxes, entitlements, or criminal justice — will be regarded with deep skepticism.

Whether on immigration, school reform, or any other matter, the idea that the D.C. government is leading efforts is inspiring.

The effect of migration may also depend on whether immigration occurs from a source with a correlated or diverged distribution of allele frequencies (Fraser et al. 2007a).

There are plenty of Republicans in DC who are frustrated and agree that we need to do more, whether it's on immigration, healthcare or education".

Whether talking tough on immigration will help them is another matter.That old foreign bogeyIt doesn't take too many encounters on Ipswich doorsteps to conclude that fears over foreign hordes are scarcely about immigrants at all.

And he added that "when this government has been at risk of lurching away from the centre ground of British politics - the rational, sensible, liberal, pragmatic centre - we have kept it there, whether on Europe, on immigration, on the cuts".

It's impossible to say whether executive action on immigration could have saved Udall's seat, but immigration advocates think the results were proof that Obama's bid to save the Senate was a failure.

And if, as Robert Reich predicts, Rubio joins Romney on the 2012 ticket, he will have to confront his views on immigration, whether televised on Univision or not.