Sentence examples for accept either of from inspiring English sources

Clegg said his party would not accept either of the two biggest parties' plans on education spending.

The company has not yet announced whether it plans to accept either of two takeover bids it recently received.

The court is likely to announce a week from today whether it will accept either of these cases or whether it will permit the lower courts to continue making law in this area.

Jet America Airlines Inc. said today that it could not accept either of the two competing bids for the company and instructed its shareholders to await "further developments" before tendering their shares.

We satisfied ourselves on Sunday night that we could accept either of those two lines and 'regulatory alignment' was what was accepted by British advisers on Monday morning," he told the Irish parliament.

"The court has made no determination whether it will accept either of these cases that were filed, either the one yesterday or the one today," he said, adding that the judges would consider further briefs before deciding whether to hear the case.

He refused to accept either the seriousness of his alcohol addiction or the waning of his support among parliamentary colleagues.

(a) It should be consistent with our position that the United States cannot accept either the continuance of offensive weapons in Cuba or the absence of adequate safeguards against the introduction of new offensive weapons.

He also warned that "no Lebanese will accept either the renunciation of their energy resources or their maritime rights".

Thus you must accept either or both of the statements that 'eukaryotes are much younger than eubacteria' or that 'the universal root is in eubacteria'.

On funding the government, is there any circumstance under which the administration would accept either a delay in parts of Obamacare or a defunding of parts of Obamacare?