Sentence examples for either decided from inspiring English sources

For Wittgenstein, however, it is a defining feature of a mathematical proposition that it is either decided or decidable by a known decision procedure in a mathematical calculus.

Judge Collyer either decided to ignore those numbers or decided they were chosen arbitrarily.

They are fighting the charges, but if either decided to plead guilty and cooperate, they could potentially help the government build its case.

Last year attendance fell to 45,000, and most of the world's largest hardware and software companies either decided to abandon the event or to cut back their presence.

Several New York Republican county chairmen, who hold significant sway over how rank-and-file party delegates will vote at the state Republican convention in June, have either decided to abandon Mr. Lazio or are considering it.

The next leader is expected to be Diane James, the best known of a relatively inexperienced field, reduced after a series of figures either decided not to stand, or, in the case of Suzanne Evans and Steven Woolfe, were barred from doing to.

For us, like a lot of cities, you either decide to do it yourself or you wait in line.

Pakistan can either decide to be independent, free itself of U.S. aid and reduce its engagement with America.

"Sarah and I went on the trip believing that we would either decide to get married or break up by the end of it," Mr. Younger said.

At that point, the case will go to the Ramsey County prosecutor, who can either decide on charges himself or present the evidence to a grand jury.

Naji faces another hearing on 1 January, when the court will either decide to order another trial or send him back to prison.