Sentence examples similar to whether to defeat from inspiring English sources

From the first Gulf War to the ongoing conflict in Syria, the United States has endlessly debated how and whether to intervene to defeat aggression and protect human rights.

And, let me make clear at the outset, the issue is not whether to try to defeat Trump, but only of how to do so.

But, as the leader of the opposition Jeremy Corbyn and many other critics have pointed out, the issue is not whether Britain wants to defeat IS terrorists and prevent its own Paris-style attacks — opinion is pretty united on that one — the issue is will air strikes actually do that?

It is a silly question to ask, as someone did, whether he would want to defeat the Americans.

The committee also queries whether the "ambitious aim" to defeat the Taliban and build a functioning, stable, Afghan government, is achievable.

The Associated Press reported that the US government investigation is examining whether Snowden was able to defeat safeguards established to deter people looking at information without proper permission by deleting or bypassing electronic logs.

Whether she's able to defeat opponent Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt).

What may have been an exorcism of a vampire in Venice is now drawing bad blood among scientists arguing over whether gravediggers were attempting to defeat an undead monster.

The biggest question for Fatah is what exactly it stands for: whether to push for a unity government with Hamas or seek to defeat it; whether to accept compromise with Israel on issues like the Palestinian right of return, the borders of the new state and the status of Jerusalem.

The question is whether she is healthy enough to defeat Hingis for the fourth consecutive time.

He said he did not know whether he had the votes to defeat the bill.