Sentence examples for either to meet from inspiring English sources

After comparing this amount with your income, it then decides either to meet the costs in full, when it will issue a 12 month certificate entitling you to all the health benefits.

The degree of cleaning required is dependent on the use of the syngas; syngas is cleaned either to meet the specification for input into a gas turbine (for electricity generation) or to be of sufficient purity for use as a chemical feedstock for conversion to synthetic fuels [20].

Either to meet length requirements set by the publisher or out of agreement with the ideas, LaVey and Hegarty borrowed heavily from writings by other authors.

These monosaccharide molecules are then imported into plant cells via transport proteins and used either to meet cellular energy demands or as substrates for synthesizing other carbohydrate-containing storage molecules.

Again, it's not impossible, but highly unlikely: it would only happen if the government was unable either to meet a debt repayment, or to roll over, or "refinance" the debt with investors, in the capital markets.

Thugs cruise around, either to meet with other thugs, or to be pulled over by a cop bearing a message from opposing thugs, or to allow the thug who's driving to beat the bejesus out of the thug in the passenger seat.

A good deal of the work that has been done defending moral realism is devoted either to meeting these burdens or to showing that they do not pose a special problem just for morality.

Bring up either side to meet in the middle and seal all the way around.

Sam DiPiazza, chief executive of PriceWaterhouse Coopers (PwC), an audit firm, reckons that 10-20% of firms will either fail to meet the deadline or disclose material weakness with their internal controls.

Using renewable sources to generate those same quantities of power would present huge technical and financial challenges, and might even be impossible, while using coal or less-polluting natural gas would make it much harder for either country to meet its goals to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, Mr. Echávarri said.

The paper formulates benchmark stochastic programming models by either enforcing to meet all demand or penalizing unmet demand via a linear penalty function.