Sentence examples for either formally from inspiring English sources

They also mirror arguments made either formally or informally by other companies that lost employees in the trade center attack.

What Af Klint appears to share with other artists, either formally or intellectually, also cleaves them apart.

But the company has always offered to pay, either formally or in kind, by planting trees for example.

She reaffirmed the SNP's commitment not to support a Conservative government at Westminster, saying that SNP votes would not prop up a Tory administration either formally or informally.

Among those who are left, the networks created — either formally by ISIS or informally among the fighters, through language or national ties — will be critical to the future.

"Virginia Tech has not been extended an offer, either formally or informally, to join the Atlantic Coast Conference," the statement said.

Mr. Gore's advisers repeatedly note that Mr. Gore has, either formally or informally, agreed to dozens of debates, even though such a number is almost logistically unimaginable.

There is a vast range of these arrangements in place either formally via the university's wellbeing programme, or informally between staff member and line manager.

Among those who are left, the networks created — either formally by ISISor informally among the fighters, through language or national ties — will be critical to the future.

A serious process must be established in the very near term either to formally treat and process the detainees as war criminals or to return them to their countries for appropriate judicial action".

The 1993 study suggested that cheating dropped in schools that encouraged a culture of integrity — either by formally instituting an honor code or by stressing at every turn the importance of honesty and integrity.