Sentence examples for intend to either from inspiring English sources

But anti-growth forces cite the Ellis Act, a 1985 state law that allows landlords to evict tenants if they intend to either take the housing off the rental market or demolish the building to put up new apartments.

No offense intended to either horse.

And they are often confrontational, intended to either produce or uncover some form of status anxiety.

Sir Jeremy reiterated that the article had not been intended to either "praise or attack her policies".

Michael J. Palladino, the president of the police detectives' union, said Detective Hamdy "never intended to either commit a crime or take someone's life".

Not an hour went by on Tuesday when the forces advocating on Ms. Kagan's behalf did not fire off an e-mail statement or a video intended to either correct the record or call out their opponents.

Given those cuts -- and a tax cut package that the City Council has already objected to --Giuliani administration officials have already predicted tougher-than-normal negotiations with the Council, which intends to either approve the mayor's budget or adopt its own by early June.

Rabbi Wolpe said that 10 families had told him so far that they intended to either leave the synagogue or withdraw their children from its school, to protest a policy they denounced as a violation of Jewish teachings and the traditions they had brought here when they fled the Iranian revolution of 1979.

It is designed on the basis of the local behavior of the structure and is intended to either absorb vibrational energy or add damping, especially at higher frequencies.

Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) appears to have disguised bombs as electronic appliances and mailed these to the United States, intending to either destroy the cargo planes or the synagogues to which they were addressed.

Fed up with his declining production at the plate, the Dodgers relayed to Puig's representatives over the weekend that the team intended to either trade him before Monday's deadline or demote him to the minors.