Both measures had to pass for either to take effect.
The goal was either to take back control of Pdvsa or to topple Chávez.
"Their option is either to take a haircut or a bath".
For years, Jobs had been trying either to take NeXT public or to sell it, and now he saw an opening.
North-country passengers wishing to transfer to the Eurostar would have either to take one stop on the Northern line tube, or trundle their bags down busy Euston Road.
To question Gone Girl's gender politics is either to take it too seriously or not seriously enough; amid the range of readings it has prompted since October, is it acceptable merely to call it tidy entertainment with two game leads?
But it takes about 45 seconds to give a reading -- so you have either to take the roasting pan out of the oven entirely or to stand there with the oven door open while the oven loses heat.
Afterwards, disinclined either to take them back or return the extra land it had gained in battle, Israel was relieved that the Arab states, traumatised by the rout, made no serious offer of peace.
But Mr Kim is blocking that too: his officials say that inspectors will not be allowed either to take reactor samples essential to a proper plutonium accounting, or to stray beyond Yongbyon.The Delhi gambitMr Kim enjoys acting up.
That has left Americans wondering when, or if, the recovery will translate into broad prosperity, and policy makers looking either to take credit for gains so far or to assign blame for continued hard times.
He had either to take arms against miaphysitism and attempt to extirpate it by force, to formulate a creed that would somehow blend it with dyophysitism, or to frankly adopt this position as his own belief.
