Few believed that a no vote necessarily meant being forced to exit the euro or the EU.
The designated exit stairwell came to a dead end on the 78th floor, where she and three other Aon employees were forced to exit into a lobby.
However, TRAI, the Indian regulatory body, does not believe that there is need for policy that would enable telecommunications companies forced to exit the country to receive damages.
British Gas owners Centrica said it may be forced to exit the UK market entirely if such a freeze was introduced.
As Vazquez was mowing down the Orioles, Mark Teixeira was forced to exit the game after three innings with a bruised left foot.
Another point of vulnerability opens up when the retriever is forced to exit the minitank to carry the balls into the garage for washing.
By 1971, Morgan was forced to exit the United States market, which, some years, had accounted for as much as 85percentt of its sales.
"There's a big difference between exiting a position like that on your own terms versus being forced to exit a big position in a forced-exit situation," Todd Juenger, a media analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein & Company, said in an interview last month.
The key to ending the war in Afghanistan, allowing American forces to exit honorably, holding credible Afghan presidential elections and negotiating a power-sharing deal between Mr. Karzai and the Taliban is to generate momentum for a cease-fire agreement.
If that happens, the bank's derivatives customers may decide to reduce business with Morgan Stanley, and some may be forced to exit deals because of ratings-downgrade clauses in their contracts.
In a sign of how far things have come, the once-taboo topic of Greece being forced to exit the euro has become so common in public discourse recently that there is now a shorthand term: "Grexit".
