Sentence examples for propose either from inspiring English sources

Mr Serra's advisers propose either to restore price controls or to force Petrobras to sell assets.

France did not propose either, since it would mean the abolition of the Common Market, but if they were suggested, she was prepared to examine them within the context of the Rome Treaty.

We propose either retaining a baseline at the end of key stage 1 using end of key stage 1 tests or introducing a simple baseline check at the start of reception (making the early years foundation stage profile non-statutory)." The pupil premium is one of the Liberal Democrats' signature policies which featured prominently in its 2010 general election manifesto.

Nahda people deny they seek the presidency, and say they will instead propose either Mr Marzouki, Mr Ben Jaafar or the current popular interim prime minister, the 84-year-old Beji Caid Sebsi.Despite some misgivings at the Islamist surge, most Tunisians appear relieved and satisfied by the results, convinced that they broadly reflect the popular will.

Conventional methods used for the quantification of adherent material contained in a pulp suspension propose either filtration of the sample, which may lead to loss of sticky material in the filtrate, or dilution of the pulp, which may cause destabilization of the dissolved and colloidal material; thus, leading to unreliable results.

Several authors studied the determining factors of the 6MWT-distance in healthy adults and propose either reference equations or normative data for the 6MWT-outcome [ 14- 16].

I would propose either (1) defend the usage of daily average temperature (2) show experimental data supporting the significance daily temperature fluctuation, or (3) remove the argument (importantly abstract) of the coincidence between lab experiment and natural condition, although it would weaken the paper.

The Ministry of Justice has proposed either scrapping the right to compensation for minor whiplash injuries or putting a cap on the amount people can claim.