Sentence examples for approach to exiting from inspiring English sources

"Does that mean he's going to raise rates then?" "If you can't explain to me how you're going to deal with it, you probably don't have a strategy," Minerd said of the Fed's approach to exiting the markets.

A long investor, on the other hand, can take a more relaxed approach to exiting his position, unless he has borrowed to buy shares, in which case his creditors may apply pressure when the share price falls.Pure shorts, who take only short positions, have long been a rare breed.

"We tend to distribute on milestones, not financing events," Nelsen said of his firm's approach to exiting a portfolio investment.

The point is that President Paul Kagame is working tirelessly to wean his county off of aid dependency (which is precisely the approach to exiting aid that I have been arguing for).

Two approaches to exit times, a global and a local one, are presented and tested in simulations on meshes of different quality in two and three dimensions.

But the consultation says: "The government's strong expectation is that, consistent with the approach taken to exit payment recovery, bodies that are proposed to be outside the scope of the cap on exit payments will set out a commensurate cap on exit payments, at least equivalent to the arrangements proposed, and introduce this no later than the exit payment cap".

Whereupon, as Lucy and her beau approach the stairway to exit the station, a man staggers toward them, screaming, and wreathed in flames.

Stark likens the approach to an exit poll that involves sampling ballots, not voters.

When NBC News repeated that question to Trump afterwards as the president-elect approached the elevator to exit the room, he answered "No".

Its approach involves supporting offenders to exit a life of crime and providing opportunities that help them play a positive role in society.

Gassner was told that this approach would limit his ability to exit.