Sentence examples for formal exit from inspiring English sources

But London is reluctant to launch formal exit proceedings yet.

After Britain's formal exit, fresh negotiations can begin on any new trade deals.

He admitted the total cost was still not known because the broadcaster was yet to make its formal exit from 4Digital.

The losses accelerated after May announced on Sunday that she would trigger article 50 by March 2017, beginning the UK's formal exit.

The formal exit gate from the Tuileries is flanked by two winged horses, and the entrance to the Champs-Élysées across the square is similarly adorned, only by earthbound horses.

The president of the European parliament, Martin Schulz, warned this weekend that a period of limbo would "lead to even more insecurity" and said the Brussels summit was the right time to begin formal exit proceedings.

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With most government ministers still on holiday and the Brexit and international trade departments not yet fully operational, there is no concrete news on what Brexit plan Whitehall intends to pursue, nor when it intends to trigger article 50 to begin the formal two-year exit process.

Judging by the Commission's account, Vote Leave seemingly did everything it could to try to thwart and delay the investigation — which is only reporting now, two years on from the Brexit vote and with mere months of negotiating time left before the end of the formal Article 50 exit notification process.

The January 2013 damage to a Philippine reef ecosystem by a US Navy warship occurred because the ship's operators entered a World Heritage Site that was off limits to navigation without a permit, rebuffed the formal warnings to exit the protected waters, and subsequently grounded the ship on the Tubbataha Reef.

There are suggestions that triggering article 50 in March – signalling the formal process of exiting the EU – could prompt firms to start implementing contingency plans to ensure they are able to continue conducting business while a Brexit deal is agreed.