Sentence examples for exit provision from inspiring English sources

The Luxembourg-based ECJ said that given the absence of any exit provision in Article 50, countries are able to change their mind in line with their own constitutional arrangements and that such a move "reflects a sovereign decision".

Although evidence exits that increased provision of intensive care can lead to an increased rate of cerebral palsy among survivors [ 2], our study provides reassurance about the consequences of intensive care for ELGANs who are born in a tertiary level obstetric center.

(The deals were regarded as unfair, but debtors often take that line).The Dutch ministers suggest that countries which don't like these arrangements will always have an alternative; leaving the euro but as Herman van Rompuy (president of the European Council) pointed out yesterday, there is currently no provision for exit in the treaty.

A number of studies have reported poor to moderate patient recall (as measured by exit interview) of the provision of health behaviour advice when compared to a direct measure of health worker practice [ 16, 18, 24].

The most important feature was found to be the provision of safe exits from buildings, rather than design features such as height and materials.

But he rejected suggestions that Greece could exit, saying there was no legal provision for the country to do so.

The most frequently applied measure related to the consulting room was the provision of an alternative exit, reported by 120 centres (59.1%).

The ability of the exit interview to reliably detect the provision of clinical advice, therefore, is highly questionable if direct observation is taken as a reliable gold standard bench-mark.

Rejecting the "bad-bank" analogy, they note that the new firm will be born debt-free and have provisions to cover the exit from nuclear power (currently €14.5 billion, or $18 billion).

(Jason – intervention staff) ET programme represented an exit route or add-on to existing provision for many organisation and participants.

Students identified the aspects of the intervention that could be improved: provision of an interim or exit meeting (Student 21); incorporation of more advice from lecturers and past students (Student 66); use of a small group format with other students (Student 51).