Sentence examples for whether or not to assert from inspiring English sources

So an individual who phenotypically appears white with ancestors from Ireland can choose whether or not to assert their Irish identity (say, through the symbolic celebration of St. Patrick's Day) than whether or not to assert their white identity (Cornell and Hartmann 1998, 29 30).

This is not to assert that all card games are intellectual or even demand much skill.

Note the form of the translation here, or similarly that of the standard rendering of the negative catuṣkoṭi that "it profits not" to assert Φ, to assert ¬Φ, to assert both Φ and ¬Φ, or to assert neither Φ nor ¬Φ: the relevant negation can be taken to operate over an implicit modal, in particular an epistemic or assertability operator.

The decision whether or not to prosecute Duvalier is an important synbolic way the Haitian government can assert sovereignty.

Determine whether or not to hand-wash.

Decide whether or not to use pectin.

Consider whether or not to add pictures.

Decide whether or not to enable Digital Rights Management DRMM).

Choose whether or not to run weather.

Consider whether or not to allow geolocation.

Choose whether or not to fix.