Sentence examples for deciding either from inspiring English sources

In Silicon Valley, the firm remains the basis of economic activity.Firms possess both a legal personality and a system of internal accountability; networks have no clear way of deciding either ownership or accountability.

After deciding either to accept jurisdiction over a grievance or to postpone decision of that question under § 904.2(a) of this chapter, the Board will make an initial determination of whether a hearing shall be held in accordance with part 906 of this chapter, or whether the grievance shall be resolved without a hearing in accordance with part 907 of this chapter.

But given that he does not want doctors deciding either, it is not quite clear who he thinks should be in control - other than Ian Brady.

Deciding either way takes a certain amount of courage.

The question often comes down to deciding either way: to reduce demand in general, or to make more specific decisions about certain patient groups.

A literary analysis of Genesis has no interest in deciding either the religious or the historical authority of the text.

I decided either we all make it or we all die.

For its part, Europe has not been able to decide either, and Turkey's application has languished for 15 years.

First, you have to decide either to pass up that cheese plate or to blatantly overindulge by ordering both it and dessert.

Whatever the court eventually decides, either side could ask the supreme court to intervene, raising the prospect of a long and drawn-out legal battle.

Those sites, she said, would have to decide "either we're going to be in the porn industry and be upfront about it, or we're not".