Sentence examples for proposed either from inspiring English sources

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.

It has proposed either spinning off the Verizon stake into a separate investment vehicle or issuing 'tracking' shares, which could be listed in London, giving investors direct value from the Verizon investment.

Viacom Inc. said yesterday that it had proposed either to buy the 50percentt stake held by BHC Communications Inc. in the fledgling and money-losing UPN television network or sell its own half interest in the venture to BHC for $5 million.

Just an example: The two likely finalists have proposed either tax code alterations that would irritate the rich, while avoiding the economy's fundamental rigidities, or arguments for a change in value-added taxation that could help businesses increase competitiveness, although only in theory and probably not in the long term.

Results: Ten published guidelines proposed either universal screening (5), selective screening (3) or screening when clinically indicated (2).

Response surfaces have been studied by many researchers, and many approaches have been proposed either to obtain efficient response surfaces or optimize the response surface by different models.

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.

And Mr Herbert also rejected accusations of confusion in Tory policy because the report proposes either better co-operation between the existing 43 forces or the creation of a single national force.

Several approaches exist in the literature (e.g., see [31 35]) proposing either polynomial deterministic solutions or approximate ones for a variety of different graphs.

CADBIOM proposes either a manual selection or an automatic selection of "frontier" places.