Sentence examples for either respect from inspiring English sources

"There are laws in Congo about the exploitation of resources," said Mwinyihali. "These people can either respect those laws, or they can ignore them and commit criminal acts".

(As for the problem of depicting genius in movies, it's simple: it takes one to know one; all others either respect the wonder or get lucky).

Many of the demonstrators are calling on Israel to either respect the UN's Convention and Protocol Relating to the Status of Refugees, of which Israel is a signatory, or remove its name from the document.

We either "respect" our children's privacy and have no clue about what they are doing online or we act cowardly by "spying" on them, which only creates a foundation of mistrust to build upon.

Muscle O2 uptake peaked 3 hours after insulin administration (P<.05 respect control), but significantly decreased at 12 24 h (P<.05 either respect control or 3 h) (Figure 2F).

They never appear adventurous in either respect.

We were the king of the road, and they either respected or hated us for it.

Because I'm guessing that his children either respected or feared him enough to not misbehave, I'm guessing that Trump cannot understand or relate to what follows that nearly every family knows all too well and especially how it relates to ISIS.

Indeed, insofar as restricted principles of composition are supposed to improve on unrestricted composition either with respect to intuitions or with respect to science, it seems that any plausible principle of restricted composition should retain the world.

Subsequently, 2 separate sets of analyses were performed in which the group of ex-preterm individuals was subdivided either with respect to GA or with respect to BW, similar to analyses performed in a previous study (Martinussen et al. 2005).

Governments may be limited either with respect to their means or with respect to their ends.