Sentence examples for either documentation from inspiring English sources

UPDATE: 5 52 p.m. -- The all-Republican Objections Board voted unanimously on Thursday afternoon to delay a final decision on Obama's eligibility for the state's ballot until a meeting Monday, pending either documentation on the president's citizenship from Hawaii officials or the presence of the Obama campaign.

Before approving aid in these cases, HUD requires proof that their arrangements are very tentative: either documentation of a lack of funds to afford a hotel room for more two weeks, or confirmation from the friend offering the couch that this setup can not be permanent.

Morbidly obese was defined as either documentation in the medical record of "morbidly obese" or a BMI >40 kg/m.

‡Obese was defined as either documentation in the medical record of "obese" or a body mass index (BMI) >30 kg/m and <40 kg/m.

A total of 162 babies (9.1%) were born with low birthweight (LBW) based on either documentation of baby's weight at birth or the mother's perception that her baby was very small or smaller than average.

A wound swab should be sent to microbiology from all wounds (either clear documentation of a swab being sent or evidence on the hospital computer database of a swab being processed).

For example, 'Elimination' was documented either in the nursing documentation or on the fever chart.

These and other artworks like them are represented here, either through video documentation, documentary artifacts (paper or cloth covered with the impression of the artist's body) or sculptural installations.

"The proposed rule inexplicably ignores such common sense practices and fails to require even minimal documentation either from the issuer or the investor," he said.

Documentation either by completing an advance care directive, or "informally" where the person is clear about their wishes, but did not wish to complete an advance care directive.

Completion of formal documentation either in the form of ADs or durable powers of attorney are considered to be effective means in supporting patient autonomy and patient preferences regarding life-sustaining treatment.