Sentence examples for forms of exit from inspiring English sources
For a commercial space to be declared habitable by the Department of Buildings, it must have two forms of exit and adequate ventilation in each room; it must also be in compliance with the fire safety code, among other things, according to Ryan FitzGibbon, a spokeswoman for the department.
THE Connecticut State Board of Education is considering some form of exit exams as a graduation requirement from high school.
We argue that this unique form of exit almost completely eliminates mutual fund investors' incentives to use voting, boards, and fee liability.
A silver lining for President Barack Obama came in the form of exit polls that gave him a 52-43 lead over Romney, suggesting Wisconsin, a swing state which he won in 2008, would remain loyal come November.
But then there are also business owners out there who, for either confidentiality reasons or emotional reasons, just don't consider this a viable form of exit strategy.
As the IPO market struggles with those issues, M&A transactions have become "the dominant form of exit," according to Amit.
When asked if the unicorn-valued startup had trouble raising additional funding, he demurred but claimed that the ICO is an alternative form of exit.
The French colony of New Caledonia was spared infection by requiring ships to remain in quarantine at their ports of departure, a form of "exit screening," discussed below (23 ).
As for results night, France clearly has some thinking to do about the absurd rule preventing the publication, in any form, of exit-poll results before 8pm, despite the fact that most polling stations close at 6pm.
As J.A. Adande wrote on ESPN.com, the form of his exit came with extensive collateral damage.
