Sentence examples for actions either from inspiring English sources

All actions either required or recommended by the S.E.C., as well as those resulting from our rigorous self-review, have been or are now being implemented," it said.

Assad, speaking on Syrian television, responded to Kerry's comments by saying that "we should wait for actions and then decide"; although Kerry mentioned "pressure" more than once in the CBS interview, it is hard to know what actions either man expects.

In the years since Ferguson, how many officers have actually been held accountable for their actions — either fired, or in more severe cases indicted and convicted — because of body-worn camera footage?

As a guide to actions either man might take in response to the biggest challenges he will face, the debate -- like most of this campaign -- was close to useless.

So far, there is no evidence suggesting the contents of the documents reached Christie earlier, or that he had directed their actions, either of which could sink any presidential ambitions.

They judged the actions either with regard to whether the objects were oriented correctly for the action to succeed (spatiomotor task) or whether an action goal could be achieved with the objects (function task).

The lack of action, either by corporations or by the government, is a scandal in itself.

House leaders would have been faced with two unpalatable courses of action: either delay approval of the department until next year or call all House members back.

No effect of tool use was found in the performed action either (session 2 and 3).

Any unexpected or excessive toxicity of a new treatment requires prompt action – either to halt the trial temporarily while a remedy is sought, or to abandon it altogether.

I would counsel against any hasty actions from either side.