Sentence examples for either to keep from inspiring English sources

She is an educated woman who, after having children, chose either to keep working or to stay at home.

People need to know that when they go into a polling station in September they will be voting either to keep the Pound or ditch the Pound.

A choice is looming for the industry—either to keep this commitment and submit to greater regulatory oversight, potentially including capital charges, or to drop it and make shareholders understand the risk.Neither outcome is great for securitisers.

The imposition of jurisdictional laws could mean that online publishers decide either to keep some material off the Internet entirely, for fear of criminal and civil charges filed in different countries or even different states, or to install online gates and checkpoints around their sites, giving access to only certain viewers.

So the alternative is either to keep s finite in order to have a Markovian process; then, we have to fix arbitrarily g k ( s ) and the probability distribution of V k ( s ).

(2) If there is still sufficient funding after fulfilling step (1), the government could choose either to keep subsidy rate at 80%%, or to provide 100%% subsidy immediately, as subsidy rate interval (0.8, 1) in the benchmark scenario was dominated in terms of cost-effectiveness.

Police officers moved quickly to turn back traffic at either end to keep the bridges clear for emergency vehicles.

If the federal government cannot find a qualified group to take over the lighthouses, it will either choose to keep them or sell them to individuals or groups.

Lampard has not been a regular starter this season but it will surely take an especially devastating performance from either side to keep him out of the action entirely.

"And a challenge like that — you're either going to keep this good man that God brought in your life or send him away because you don't want anybody challenging you in your areas of negativity.

Senator Harry M. Reid, the Democratic majority leader, moved to hold a vote on Tuesday to close off debate, saying, "You either want to keep nuclear weapons out of the hands of terrorists or you don't".