Sentence examples for exit rules from inspiring English sources

EXIT RULES Most operate like the classic model.

EXIT RULES Many programs expect the company to graduate when the student does.

EXIT RULES Most programs expect tenants to "graduate" within three to five years.

"Divorce makes people crazy," she said, "and if there are not clear exit rules and support systems for those exit rules, divorces, when they occur, can get very bad".

EXIT RULES Programs usually last for 90 days, although companies can continue to use the program's network of mentors.

Wealthy nations which rely on migrant women to meet their care deficit should introduce legal and social protections for domestic workers, loosen entry and exit rules and make it easier to obtain work permits, thus allowing migrant mothers to bring children along or to see them regularly.

-- Samuel Borushek, Chicago I'm afraid you fell afoul of the emergency exit rule followed by many airlines in which exit rows are reserved for able-bodied passengers who would be capable of helping to open the doors in the event of an emergency.

This meant that control could jump to and return from any procedure, creating convoluted control flow and permitting a programmer to break the "single entry, single exit" rule.

For our study, the exit rule was 20 μl.

The size of this interval is a parameter set by the experimenter, called the exit rule.

When ε fell below the exit rule, the PEST procedure terminated, and the indifference value was calculated by taking the mean of the final two safe rewards.