If the Trump administration wants to take a more moderate approach to the Paris deal, it could consider modifying the United States' current pledge to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions, rather than seeking to exit altogether.
For many among the rebels, the turmoil in the eurozone, rather than being a moment for the UK to engage, offers the reverse – a "now or never" moment to force a profound renegotiation of the UK's relationship with the EU, or, for some like Baker, a once in a lifetime chance to exit altogether.
He said: "The Conservative Party seems to be flirting with exiting altogether and Labour seems to have lost its convictions".
We're asking what role, if any, Falzone will take but it looks like she is exiting altogether.
At such inflection points, she says, authoritarians face a choice:theycan cling to power, albeit by ceding a certain degree of control, or they can exit governing altogether, either by dissolving the party entirely or, more dramatically, by reinventing themselves as democrats.
The authority could help people avoid the exit bottlenecks altogether, by offering free transfers from the railroad to subway lines at the station, and by letting railroad-bound ticketholders into the subway free at, say, 42nd and 23rd Streets.
Over the past year, a number of moderate Republicans have quietly followed suit, opting to exit politics altogether rather than to remain in a party where they feel increasingly out of place.
Now, according to sources close to the company, Intel is planning to take a major step back from its investment in the space — or possibly even exit wearables altogether.
-- Several states, including California, have eliminated their high school exit exams altogether.
That would force insurers to raise premiums or maybe exit markets altogether.
"For large, publicly-traded insurers, the best strategy might be to exit Marketplaces altogether, so they can start afresh (or not) when the fog lifts".
