Sentence examples for whether to bomb from inspiring English sources

He faced a major one in 1998 — the bombings of the United States Embassies in Kenya and Tanzania, and subsequently whether to bomb Afghanistan and Sudan.

This vote is about whether to bomb Isis, which the UK is already bombing in Iraq.

For the next 13 days, he weighed whether to bomb, invade or blockade Cuba.

As a public service journalist, I don't get a voice on whether to bomb or not.

The debate about what to call Islamic State has been almost as fierce as the row about whether to bomb the militants.

Specifically on the question of whether to bomb Iran's nuclear facilities, he and several officials I spoke with insisted there is no longer much debate.

The Americans were deciding whether or not to bomb Iraq, the Israelis whether to implement the Wye accord.

So the fact that the political sphere is debating whether or not to bomb Muammar Qaddafi's tanks, rather than whether or not to raise spending on anti-malarial bed nets in Malawi, isn't really that surprising.

MPs preparing to vote on whether or not to bomb Isis in Syria would do well to read an article in Foreign Policy magazine, The threat is already inside, and nine other truths about terrorism nobody wants to hear.

We shouldn't be discussing whether or not to bomb but what to do once Iran succeeds in going nuclear".

I accidentally voted for Trump, but the good news is Ivanka is the one deciding whether or not to bomb Syria #SpinUrEmbarrassingMoments.