Sentence examples for will either grant from inspiring English sources

Our landlord will either grant us a rent reduction, or we will have to close shop".

They will either grant permission to start their project, or give helpful tips, or sometimes say that Kickstarter is not the right place for that specific project.

The ICB website moderators will review these applications for relevance to ICB's mission and will either grant the requested amount, grant partial funding, or reject the application.

"The commission will either grant you relief or deny the application," he said, adding that while the commission has the authority to confirm or lower an assessment, it cannot increase one.

If not, the judge will either grant or deny the conservatorship.

Depending on the results of this comparison, the user will be either granted or denied access to the system.

After your interview, your naturalization will be either granted, denied, or continued.

Now Cas will issue an order either granting Legia a route of appeal or rejecting the request, probably on Monday.

But President Donald Trump has expressed sympathy for the political consultant in recent months, opening up the possibility that the president will either pardon or grant a commutation to his former campaign chairman.

Either of the other two settings will cause all sites to be either granted or denied your location information without notification to you, depending on which option you choose.

These principles are self-evident, in part, because they are not amenable to direct argument or proof, for any such argument "will either take for granted the thing to be proved" or be "something not more evident" (EAP V.i: 361; for more discussion, see Cuneo 2004, 259 and Davis 2006, Ch. 6).