Sentence examples for either to remove from inspiring English sources

But your only option here is either to remove any info you've shared in these categories so friends can't see it, or allow Facebook to use it to personalize the site.

In the experimental plots, some were selectively logged, either to remove bigger trees, to mimic one lucrative logging approach, or to leave a wide range of tree sizes.

So Titan does what many copyright holders do: it sends infringement notices to the service providers, asking them either to remove the offending material or to pass along the notice to the customer.

The researchers found that the bulk of these funds changed their names either to remove any association with a lagging investment style or to create an association with a strong style.

Ms. Purcell said she and other neighbors had repeatedly complained to the New York City Housing Authority, which owns the development, asking officials either to remove the structure or install padding to make it safer.

Faced with a decision either to remove substantial new gun restrictions from the bill or to allow it to fall to a filibuster next week, Senate leaders plan to put it on hold after a scattering of votes Thursday.

The logic of the Apple move was that Amazon would either have to remove the "shop in Kindle Store" link, or pay the levy.

But Mr. Giuliani said the decision, which could be either surgery to remove the prostate or radiation, had turned out to be far more difficult than he ever imagined -- in part, he said on Thursday, because of possible side effects.

A second allegation of neglect was made in 2002, the official said, but the city did not act in either case to remove the child because they said the allegations "were unfounded".

To explore the possibility of trace metal limitation in peatlands, we washed 3 peat soils with either PbCl2, to remove available trace metals, or distilled water.

In addition to normal alkylthiols with a monopod anchoring group, alkyldithiocarboxylic acid and alkyldithiol monolayers – both bipodal – are characterized with the prospect of forming either easier to remove or more adherent films, respectively.