Sentence examples for deciding to exit from inspiring English sources
"After deciding to exit nuclear energy, it seems as if Ms. Merkel's coalition stopped its work," said Sigmar Gabriel, a former environment minister and the leader of the opposition Social Democrats.
According to this model, my friends who chose to cope with their dissatisfaction by deciding to exit by opting-out were also implicitly deciding that Facebook's official channels for voice were insufficient, such as the conversation on site governance or voting on the new Terms of Service (and, with a turnout of only 0.32%, they might even be right).
But the experience of starting a company, raising money, then deciding to exit the venture through a sale, and then having a sale fall through more than once, and then eventually, after months, get completed, is one that Melby will not forget soon.
Trump is leaning toward deciding to exit from the Paris Agreement as early as next week, multiple sources with knowledge of the plans told HuffPost on Tuesday.
The big Wall Street firms may then decide to exit certain businesses and downsize.
But the sector has been shaken by new uncertainty since Britain decided to exit the European Union.
If an insurer decides to exit the individual market in a state, it must give 180 days' notice to policyholders.
In the interview, when an interpreter suggested that the generals had "decided" to exit politics, Mr. Morsi quickly corrected him.
The company will also slow its expansion in the United States, Europe and Asia, where it has already decided to exit the Japanese market.
"Having realized our return expectations, we have decided to exit our investment," said Lyndon Lea, a founding partner of Lion Capital.
