Make it either "setting foot" or "stepping".
Quality care is provided, or avoided, within either setting.
He's either setting a goal up or banging one in from 30 yards.
I tried opening the files at home and in the office, and had no problem in either setting.
But under the new system, farmers will be allowed to apply to clear regulated vegetation, in return for either "setting aside" other areas on the land that will not be cleared, or by contributing to a new Biodiversity Conservation Fund.
Dr. William Barth, chief of the division of maternal-fetal medicine at Massachusetts General Hospital and the immediate past chairman of ACOG's committee on obstetric practice, said that in either setting the risk of a baby dying is small.
Its options include offering central contracts to leading players whose regional deals end this summer, such as Sam Warburton, Leigh Halfpenny and Alun Wyn Jones, and either setting up new teams for them to play in or sub-contracting them to clubs in France and England.
Social housing bodies are proving an increasingly viable option for social enterprises to buddy up with; a growing number are already either setting up their own social enterprises or capacity building social enterprises to add social value to tenant services and the wider community.
That choice sets up a brutal conundrum: the Jets are either setting themselves up for a potentially poisonous quarterback competition, or for the possibility of releasing Sanchez outright, taking an enormous salary cap hit, and putting the team in the hands of a place-holder quarterback, David Garrard, until Smith is ready to take over.
We've done some digging into this and there's an indication that Twitter is either setting its bar pretty high, (as well they might), or that there is a lack of, well, direction?
Mr Jones said Mr Davies was "either setting out to be disingenuous" or wasn't listening to his replies and insisted that what the Conservative leader was suggesting would actually cause a crisis situation.
