Sentence examples for exit procedure from inspiring English sources

May has announced that she will invoke the article 50 exit procedure before the end of March, while also rejecting the jurisdiction of the European court of justice.

He knows the territory, as he's a Catholic himself: he may be lapsed (as is Coogan), but the institution to which he was consigned in infancy provides no exit procedure.

Even as May emphasised the UK's £24bn trading relationship with Italy and its "close economic ties", the prime minister reiterated her claim that the UK launch of Article 50, which will formally begin the exit procedure, required more time, so that all parties could work out the "nature of our relationship".

For now, the exit procedure from the dashboard is just hidden, not password-protected.

The ex-utero intrapartum therapy (EXIT) procedure was designed to secure the airway at delivery in fetuses who had undergone tracheal occlusion for severe congenital diaphragmatic hernia.

Only 1 death occurred during an EXIT procedure because of inability to secure the airway secondary to extensive involvement by a lymphangioma.

The taskforce would examine "the cockpit door-locking system and cockpit access and exit procedures, as well as the criteria and procedures applied to the medical monitoring of pilots", a statement said.

(S) The Charge emphasized the importance of expediting exit procedures from China for two North Koreans who had entered the Embassy compound and asked for VFM He's assistance in doing so.

The "juxtaposed controls" under which British border force officers carry out passport checks in France and Belgium were first introduced in 1994 under the bilateral Sangatte protocol to speed up entry and exit procedures on the Channel Tunnel route.

Juxtaposed controls were first set up in 1994 to speed up entry and exit procedures on the Channel tunnel route and were later introduced on the Eurostar route in 2001 and at the ferry ports in northern France in 2003 to counter the significant number of undocumented people arriving in the UK.

Last year, North Korea became the first country to claim to have quit the NPT (legal minds differ over whether the claim stands, since the correct exit procedures were not followed).But the "extraordinary event" that caused it to want to invoke its supreme interest and leave, as the treaty allows, was nothing more high-minded than a fit of pique at being caught cheating for a second time.