Sentence examples for means of exit from inspiring English sources

Some of the apartments did not have two means of exit, as required by the city's building code.

Both types of permits require a series of safety measures that were not present at the time of the fatal fire: working standpipe and sprinkler systems, enclosed stairs and an unobstructed means of exit.

The anchors knew how the entire election was going by means of exit polling... Election Night protocol requires journalistic abstention until the state in question has closed its voting booths..

Three citations were issued to Tishman Construction: failure to safeguard the public and property, failure to maintain vertical netting and failure to provide a second means of exit at and above the 53rd floor, Ms. Lindquist said.

The anchors knew how the entire election was going by means of exit polling... Election Night protocol requires journalistic abstention until the state in question has closed its voting booths.

Some of the apartments did not have two means of exit, as required by building code, and the apartment where three of the victims died had no windows, leaving them with no way to escape when the building's main stairway collapsed, prosecutors said.

Many municipalities require a second means of exiting a finished basement in case of fire.

It was a means of exiting the H.O.V. lane of a career you might no longer have enjoyed.

11.49am GMT 17th over: England 110-9 (Jordan 9, Dernbach 1) Surely there must be some kind of means of exiting this circumstance?

Now that the Iraqi prime minister has spoken, we have a graceful means of exiting a war that should not have been undertaken in the first place and that has done nothing to make the American people safer.

Furthermore, this paper extends the existing literature by analysing the effect of UIS on labour market transitions when the following factors are considered separately: quits, layoffs, and job-to-job transitions as the means of exiting employment, and whether exits from unemployment are to temporary or permanent contracts.