Sentence examples for whether to erect from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday night, thousands of people showed up at the university's Sproul Plaza to vote on whether to erect tents and to listen to a speech by Robert Reich, a public policy professor at Berkeley who was secretary of labor in the Clinton administration.

Marc Simmons, a historian who has written three dozen books on New Mexico, said that last year residents of that state were mired in a debate over whether to erect a statue of an Indian leader named Popé in Statuary Hall in the Capitol in Washington.

Ultimately democratic nations will balance these costs in deciding whether to erect new walls.

The town has announced that it will forgo official ceremonies marking the massacre's first anniversary; it asked for a halt to gifts that for months poured in, from individuals as well as organizations; and it tackled the practical matter of the school's future before considering whether to erect a permanent memorial.

After years of agonizing over how to keep plutonium under lock and key or whether to erect impenetrable missile shields, the world was stopped by the technological equivalent of Molotov cocktails, supersized, commandeered by people wielding knives.

I don't know whether they were discussing which dresses they liked, whether they should attempt to crash the party or whether they ought to erect a guillotine, but I do know that I felt a certain French Revolution queasiness.

What is missing in the debate about whether or not to erect more mega-buildings is a realization that we are living in a new world where science and technology have made density and propinquity unnecessary for efficient city living.

After a week of consultations with allies and former adversaries, the Bush administration has failed to overcome deep concerns over whether its proposal to erect a broad array of missile defenses and abandon a major arms control treaty would undermine the strategic balance and promote an arms race.

In an emailed statement, DJI spokeswoman Dr. Barbara Stelzner did not say whether DJI was asked to erect no-fly zones in Syria and Iraq in order to combat ISIS; on DJI's maps, the zones are designated as "special areas".

Maybe we could get into a fight over whether it's at all appropriate to erect the image of a king just blocks — blocks!

It is simply not feasible to erect visa barriers round the UK's borders, whether along the Channel coast or around Fermanagh and Tyrone.