Sentence examples for will either accept from inspiring English sources

"Cards without the tiering of rates based on credit score will either accept you if you meet their criteria or reject you – there is no middle ground," says Ms Slade.

But EU ministers are due to meet on December 19th and will either accept the parliament's amendments or challenge them and send the bill back for a second reading.

We can expect that the president will either accept his resignation or ask Renzi to stay, but the prime minister's overwhelming loss, with about 60% of Italians rejecting the proposed changes, mean he is most likely leaving Palazzo Chigi.

When their beloved grandmother dies, she leaves her descendants an unorthodox will: either accept a bank voucher worth $1 million,or else, "you shall be given the first of 39 clues.

It will either accept or deny his application for the jockey's license that was taken away from him in 1980 after he admitted he accepted bribes in the mid-1970's and restrained seven horses so that other people could cash bets on fixed races.

After the DGAC issues its final report this month, the committee will disband and HHS and USDA will either accept or reject the report.

It'll do something positive, at least, to cause a commotion in people and they'll either accept dictatorship or get rid of it".

They will either have to accept the banks' explanation, which would mean congratulating them on honest efforts to stimulate demand and accepting that "responsible" lending standards must be maintained; or they will have to take action.

President Erdogan will either have to accept Turkey's exclusion from northern Syria or increase Turkish military involvement, possibly including an invasion.

So, he said, if the landlord cannot be persuaded to eliminate or reduce the fee, the letter writer will either have to accept the landlord's terms or find another apartment.

Shorten and the leadership will either have to accept that motion, a development that would ensure Australia's emissions reduction target post-2020 isn't bipartisan – or work to kill it off.