Sentence examples for which have neither from inspiring English sources

Such spaces, which have neither psycho-visual nor physical color significance, are named hybrid color spaces.

So it's really great when commercial galleries, like Magnan Metz, which have neither bottomless pockets nor wide-open schedules, pick up some of the slack.

Meanwhile, restaurants like Brunelli, on the Upper East Side, which have neither the buffer of name recognition nor generous investors, are struggling to keep their doors open.

This is a deep failure by American and British forces, which have neither secured the sites nor communicated any plan for excavations to the Iraqi people.

Then there is the prospect of sugar addicts getting their fix from other products, such as cakes, which have neither the sugar tax or even VAT applied to them.

Most of the money never touches Nauru's shores: Nauru makes money from the fees it charges to register and run the "brass-plate banks", which have neither physical headquarters nor employees, just a post office box address.

She lives at the clinic, which has neither running water nor electricity.

The dichotomy is also inapplicable to Rabbinic Judaism, which has neither priests nor monastics.

And if you want to avoid science and trigonometry, stick with the SAT, which has neither.

CVS, which has neither admitted nor denied the charges, has agreed to pay $20 million to settle the case.

The photophysical properties are discussed in comparison with a reference ruthenium complex which has neither the electron acceptor nor donor.