Sentence examples for designed to exit from inspiring English sources

Deputy Prime Minister Soraya Saenz de Santamaria called it "a crisis budget designed to exit the crisis".

They had been designed to exit the barrels at a speed of about 1500 m per second, but the Germans found that a design fault caused the projectiles to begin "tumbling" in flight at speeds above 1000 m per second, causing them to fall well short of the target.

Two very different cannulas, the Soft-Flow aortic cannula and the Dispersion cannula, which have been designed to reduce exit velocity (cm/s) during perfusion, are compared with a standard steel tip cannula and to each other.

Higher wages are designed to motivate firms to exit industries intensive in labor and raw materials and climb the value chain.

Anders Breivik, the shooter, had used hollow-tipped bullets designed to cause large exit wounds and maximum injury as he picked his way across the island of Utøya, executing anyone he found.

However, a Tory peer who was involved in the drafting of article 50 told the Guardian that it was designed to allow the exit and trade talks to take place simultaneously.

It is shown that the first unit stabilizes the system and ensures noise-independent asymptotics of the logarithmic escape rate; the second unit is designed to modify the exit location on the boundary of the reference domain.

The first unit stabilizes the system and ensures a noise-independent asymptotics of the logarithmic escape rate; the second unit is designed to modify the exit location on the boundary of the reference domain.

Glue trap investments–any financial product, like a tax-deferred annuity, designed to make your exit painful or impossible.

Mr. Rosenberg — who called the soap opera issue a "sham" designed to let the federation exit joint talks.

Asked about unwinding the stimulus, Mr. Trichet said merely that policies had been "designed to permit an easy exit strategy".