Sentence examples for may neither be from inspiring English sources

The review points out out that the Bible we have in English is a translation based on nonexistent original documents written by we know not whom, copied and recopied over several centuries in numerous manuscripts that may neither be complete nor agree with each other.

The alleged blasphemy may neither be stated in the charges nor repeated in court, since that would in itself be an act of blasphemy.Mr Taseer's killer, Mumtaz Qadri, may have acted alone an investigation may get to the root of it.

The Double Jeopardy Clause of the Fifth Amendment commands that “[n]o person shall … be subject for the same offence to be twice put in jeopardy of life or limb.” Under this Clause, once a defendant is placed in jeopardy for an offense, and jeopardy terminates with respect to that offense, the defendant may neither be tried nor punished a second time for the same offense.

An Apostille may neither be required nor necessary.

I have to admit though I may neither be a fan or club or country but purely player.

Still, it allows as well other actors to do so, who may neither be the representative's actual electors, nor lobbies acting in the name of the general interest.

6. Theresa May: "Neither is it true that, in the modern world, immigration is no longer possible to control.

President of justice and youth Hollande may be, but neither was apparent in the performance of Axel Bauer, the moldy old rocker who preceded him onstage.

While it may be that neither is ancestor to any living animal, they serve as evidence that intermediates between very different types of vertebrates did once exist.

Yet as odious as Abbott and Du Bois may have found Garvey, neither was a government informant.

Make no mistake: They may not be Champagne, but neither are they second-rate knock-offs.