Sentence examples for either to apply from inspiring English sources

Seventy-four percent said illegal immigrants should be allowed to stay — either to apply for citizenship (43 percent) or as guest workers (21 percent).

St. Basil received a letter recently from the New York State Office of Children and Family Services telling it either to apply for a license as a residential campus for children or face closure.

Others prefer the wide scope reading, precisely because it does not allow one to detach 'ought' and hence implies a more disjunctive obligation: S ought either to apply 'green' to green objects, or not mean green by 'green' (Gampel 1995: 228, Millar 2004: 168 169).

The common strategy for NER is either to apply certain rules based on dictionaries and natural language processing techniques (5– 7) or to apply machine learning approaches such as support vector machines (SVMs) and conditional random fields (8– 10).

In Alternative Model 2, the items were attributed either to applying and analyzing or to creating.

It is open to either party to apply to strike out his opponent's pleading, or parts thereof, on the grounds that it disclosed no cause of action or defense or on certain other grounds.

He wanted to join his brother and sister in Norway but had been stopped at the Swedish border and told he either had to apply for asylum there or go back to Denmark.

Critics of climate-change science who ground their argument on uncertainty have either got to apply that same standard of evidence to nuclear-weapons strategy or else find a better argument.

Distinguished foreign pianists would either have to apply for an "entertainer visa", which generally applies only to those appearing in major, Government-sponsored festivals and those willing to appear without a fee.

General expressions have been proposed on the basis of simplified models by Newmark and Wölfel Bennison, but they are either difficult to apply or inaccurate.

The validity of Section 3501 had not come before the court until now because no administration, of either party, sought to apply it.