Sentence examples for whether to topple from inspiring English sources

And the opposition remained divided over whether to topple the Saleh government or simply push for reforms.

In one of the brothers' most famous novels, "Hard to Be a God," a time-traveling hero trapped in a despotic, violent medieval kingdom must decide whether to topple the monarch or let events run their course.

On whether the decision to topple Saddam Hussein's regime was a mistake: "I apologise for the fact that the intelligence we received was wrong".

Nicholas Bequelin, the Asia researcher for Human Rights Watch, said: "I think it is significant, not in terms of whether it is going to topple the political system, but in indicating China is not immune from larger global trends about the impact of new communications on people's aspirations".

Also unclear is whether Mr. bin Laden intended to topple the towers.

People in Myanmar, formerly Burma, regularly ask foreign visitors whether the United States has plans to topple the leadership.

He cited the battles over Kashmir, a Palestinian state and Chechnya -- and, at home, the debate over whether this is the moment to topple Saddam Hussein.

This week's issue of The Economist explores whether that will be enough to topple the ailing and convalescent president, who is running for a third straight six-year term.

Not even Nato could decide whether to join forces or try to topple him, with diplomats comparing him to a mafia boss.

We must decide whether to "lead an international coalition" to topple Saddam, seek a new UN resolution, or take no action.

A monk, a taxi driver, a student, all shyly ask your correspondent whether America might not be prevailed upon to topple their dictatorial regime next.