What would either side mean for fire fighters, for homeowners, for smoke detector manufacturers, for the agencies tasked with enforcing the law, for citizens and for the government?
Washington must make clear it will not accept a Kurdish secession or a Kurdish grab for Kirkuk, and that either would mean the end of American support.
Either would mean a promotion for Jane Swift, the lieutenant governor who was fined by the state ethics commission for, among other things, using her State House staff as baby sitters.
So, one would say instead, "…that would mean either (1) that he had the power so to act that God would have had a false belief in 1900, or …" (Fischer 1989, 8 11) However, the argument seems at least as plausible when rephrased in this way.
I mean, why would either of those things work?
Nevertheless, it had a 3-by-3-inch repair in the middle, which meant I would either have to stare at it for the rest of my life or find the right craftsman to restore it.
It meant I would either become someone or no-one.
The Huffington Post reported in April that anti-abortion activists were panicking about a possible Clinton-Trump matchup in the general election because it meant they would either have to endorse no one or do a complete about-face to support a candidate they had strongly criticized for months.
Although it's just one study, and fairly rough, it's consistent with studies that found the Republican tax credit scheme would force older and poorer consumers to get far less assistance from the federal government ― which would mean either they'd have to pay a lot more to get a comprehensive policy, or make do with one that covered a lot less.
