Sentence examples for entry or exit from inspiring English sources

Many slips and falls occur during entry or exit from vehicles.

Hand hygiene compliance on entry or exit to/from an isolated bed space significantly improved [43/76 (56.6%) to 107/147 (72.8%), P < 0.05].

More worryingly, the policy was not accompanied by any kind of regulation on entry or exit standards, and has led to an inevitable decline in standards.

I've since learned about various countries with visa requirements that include an entry or exit tax to generate revenue from foreign travelers and tourists.

Afghan taxes and other fees will not be imposed on the entry or exit of goods specifically for the use of U.S. forces.

The figures are based on the International Passenger Survey (IPS), a continuous survey conducted 362 days a year at major ports of entry or exit from the UK.

Confined space is a space large enough and so configured that a person could enter and perform assigned work but have limited or restricted means for entry or exit.

Five men are out in a copse making a circular dry-stone structure that will obstruct a right of way and offer no entry or exit; a stubborn comment on the Enclosure Act of 1801, among other things.

Plymouth is the port of entry (or exit) for the UK section of La Vélodyssée, an 870-mile cycling epic that links the Atlantic seaboard of France with the Devon Coast to Coast route between the "Ocean City" and Ilfracombe.

The President was in the Oval Office from 3 36 to 7 05 p.m.(231) He had no telephone calls in the Oval Office before 4 45 p.m.(232) Records do not show Ms. Lewinsky's entry or exit.

A confined space is any space that is large enough for an employee to enter, has a restricted means of entry or exit, and is not designed for continuous employee occupancy.