Sentence examples for in connection with either from inspiring English sources
He is understood to be the first Sun employee to have been held in connection with either of Scotland Yard's probes into inappropriate police payments or phone hacking.
Some kind of shared sacrifice is in order, but neither Mr. Bush nor Mr. Obama called on Americans to make any real sacrifices in connection with either of these wars.
The report said: "The Chief Magistrate did not use any language to convey the sense of something that was probable, or more likely than not, in connection with either of those pivotal propositions".
Kimberly Rouland was not charged in connection with either incident.
Other movements have evolved in connection with bathing, either in water or in dust.
The word "represent," as used in connection with art, can mean either "depict" or "portray".
"Plaintiff has not authorized any one to use the tradename and trademark [World Erotic Art Museum] in connection with the Infringing Photographs, either in the title of the unauthorized Infringing Photographs or in the promotional material for the Infringing Photographs".
Everyone charged in connection with the murder was either acquitted or pardoned, and the identity of his assassin remains uncertain.
Since we consider a route duration limit in combination with a time window at the depot and maximum user ride times in connection with time windows at either the pickup or the drop off location, the scheduling subproblem (and hence also the feasibility check) is more involved than in other routing problems.
This porcine study showed that when the shunt fraction was below about 25% on a PEEP of 5 cmH2O, pharyngeal oxygen administration given during apnea in connection with simulated endotracheal intubation either prevented life-threatening hypoxemia or substantially increased the time until it took place.
Mr. Schiavetti was working at Thomson Reuters in Manhattan this summer and had no apparent connection with either Montclair or the apartment building where he was killed.
