Sentence examples for either agreement from inspiring English sources

*"No disagreement" implies either "agreement" or "indeterminate agreement".

The deal to supply software for Dell's internal networks has a multimillion-dollar value, a BMC spokeswoman, Jane McMillian, said, declining to elaborate on either agreement's terms.

Detailed terms and deal size were not disclosed for either agreement.

After conversing with the patient, the treating physician recorded either agreement or disagreement with this statement.

When assessing a patient, the physician registered the intensity of either agreement (i.e., strongly agree or agree) or disagreement (i.e., strongly disagree or disagree) with the conceptual definition of the attribute.

A matrix of eight statements was provided for respondents to indicate either agreement or disagreement with each.

Norman Davies contends that Jagielski "in the end realised that only two alternatives remained [to a general government victory in the negotiations]-either agreement on the strikers' terms or an immediate resort to force for which the government was not prepared".

"The negotiations will eventually end, either in agreement or failure, and Rouhani will no longer have any excuse for delay in opening up the political atmosphere".

Spokesmen for both KPMG and Andersen declined to comment on either the agreement between the firms or the e-mail message describing it.

Once the evaluation system has been set up, either by agreement or by fiat, school districts would have until January 2013 to put it into effect.

This could mean one of two things, they said: "Either an agreement will be made at an emergency euro group meeting, at the end of October, or the next scheduled euro group meeting in November".