Sentence examples for either permitted from inspiring English sources

But these trainers either permitted or could not prevent Quayle's looking wooden & frightened--like a young man hesitantly reciting his lessons & knowing little else.

Borrowers would also receive itemized payoff statements, and "be assured that each and every fee or charge added to their account has been fully disclosed and either permitted by court order or absorbed by Countrywide," the filing said.

These differential network structures either permitted (primary crosslinking only, "−UV") or inhibited (sequential crosslinking, "+UV") cellular remodeling.

While the US and United Kingdom refuse to make ransom payments in exchange for hostages, several European countries, including permanent Security Council member France, are believed to have either permitted ransom payments or paid ransoms themselves to secure the release of citizens held by the Islamic State.

Autonomy is a core component of job satisfaction [ 74] and is "the amount of job-related independence, initiative, and freedom either permitted or required in daily work activities p.60" [ 55].

They won't understand the concept of "sometimes;" they are either permitted to lie on the couch or they are not.

This may seem incoherent the state will either permit abortion or it will not, and either way it appears to take a side on the deeper question.

The final ruling in the nonjury trial could either permit Penney's to sell any type of Martha Stewart housewares or prohibit it from doing so.

By now, so many studies show the same results -- New York, New Haven, San Francisco, Chicago and around the world -- that nearly every state either permits needle exchanges, or allows pharmacies to sell syringes without prescriptions, or both.

This cohort is likely to remain large despite the rise of the Tea Party, because most states either permit registered independents to vote in party primaries or do not have party registration at all.

"The next wave of proposed rules under consideration by the European Parliament will either permit more innovation and growth, or stifle the vibrant free web that has allowed creativity, innovation, and collaboration to thrive.