Sentence examples for either executing from inspiring English sources

If you choose to have your Grey Warden duel Loghain, then you will have the option, upon defeating him, of either executing him (preventing your marriage to Anora) or sparing him (guaranteeing the safety of your marriage to Anora).

Either execute more people or abolish the penalty altogether, his logic went.

A US defence official said one possibility being considered was that Iranian agents had either executed or masterminded the attack.

"YOU either execute or get executed," says Azman Mokhtar, of his mission to overhaul Malaysia's 40-odd partially state-owned firms.

At the same time, some four million Soviet Army P.O.W.'s were either executed at the point of capture or deliberately left to die in makeshift open-air camps.

"If someone has an idea for an online business, they can either execute the idea or try to become a telephone company," he said.

More than 470 prisoners were either executed, starved or tortured to death by the Nazis in the cellars of Hamelin's 200-year-old Prussian-built prison.

The mutiny was suppressed by military force, and most of the surviving sailors were either executed or sent to concentration camps.

"Under German law," he said, "no human being arrested in Germany can be sent back to a country where they will either execute him, or put him in jail for the rest of his life".

Klingberg remained in jail, Pollard continued to serve his life sentence in the US and Arad died in Lebanon, either executed by his captors or killed while trying to escape.

But in order to explain the atmosphere of Russia just after the Crimean war, Tolstoy felt he had to go back to 1825, when the Decembrists, a group of largely upper-class rebels, were arrested, and either executed or exiled.