Sentence examples for either rules from inspiring English sources

Heyburn said the delay would stay in place until the US sixth circuit court of appeals in Cincinnati either rules on the merits of the case or orders the stay lifted.

Moreover, many of these "unnecessary regulations" are either rules – on banking security, for example – that the UK would want to keep after a British exit from the EU, or derive from international agreements Britain would still have to abide by.

In most intelligent systems, either rules are fired or agents are used for decision making.

As a matter of fact, their decision making process, based on either rules or predefined policies, leads the CR to consider all observations as being correct.

Standard "theory revision" systems use a given set of "labeled queries" (each a query paired with its correct answer) to transform the given theory, by adding and/or deleting either rules and/or antecedents, into a related theory that is as accurate as possible.

Because premotor and prefrontal cortical neurons in monkeys can encode both abstract rules and specific actions, in separate studies, it is possible that individual neurons can encode either rules or actions according to the current task demands.

Labour will either rule alone or in a Labour-Liberal coalition.

Under either rule, the change in accounting will be significant.

De Gaulle, who probably never heard of the deadly sin of pride, would either rule or retire.

Mr. Rosenbaum said the Supreme Court should clarify the standards for defining disability and then either rule for Ms. Williams or instruct the lower courts to apply the standard.

Every Florida official, judge and canvassing board has been given a choice: Either rule for Governor Bush or be labeled as illegitimate.