Sentence examples for either demand from inspiring English sources

In murder cases, the victim's family can either demand the death penalty or blood money.

But the few remaining players may decide that they are too exposed to infrastructure debt and could either demand better terms or pull out of the sector altogether.

Depending on state laws and lender practices, the lender could either demand full payment of all the back payments, or continue with the foreclosure.

In theory, knowing the size of the road budget should make people either demand that more be spent or ask why the roads are still a mess.

The reports said Netanyahu would either demand Pollard's release when Israel signed a framework agreement, or as part of a prisoner exchange involving Arab citizens of Israel held for terrorist offences, who have always been excluded from previous agreements.

But private-property owners such as the Aces, who own Greater Nevada Field, are allowed to choose whether they will allow guns on their premises and can either demand that a person disarm or deny them access if they discover they are in possession of a firearm.

So we must be either demanding a pay rise, or taking exception to a pay cut, right?

When the bubble burst, the collateral went down in value and banks either demanded more or started selling the collateral.

— and the ambient culture is either demanding or judging excellence, or it's snarking about participation trophies and safe spaces.

But on the few occasions she found a potential new home, landlords either demanded a £2,000 deposit or told her they would not let property to people in receipt of housing benefit, she said.

Post- and oxy-combustion CO2 capture, cogeneration for industries or districts, or hybridization are all examples of processes either demanding thermal and electrical energy or providing heat valorization opportunities.