Sentence examples for need for exit from inspiring English sources

Cuba recently ended the need for exit permits, meaning a passport is the only document needed to travel abroad.

The cerebral cortex develops much later, the initiation of which coincides with a change in the fluid source to the choroid plexus (CP) as well as an increase in fluid volume and a consequential need for exit from the tube and drainage [ 6, 7].

Some speculate this is the result of a cooling in valuations and a need for exits.

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Senior Russian officials had indicated that the group might be able to leave Russia but said they would need authorisation for exit visas.

It is noted that within the light zone of GCs and in memory B cells NF-κB members are again localised in the nucleus (Basso et al, 2004), which is indicative that activation of these transcriptional factors is needed for exiting from the proliferative GC stage promoting further B-cell differentiation.

The consequence would be no holdouts after a vote, and no need for coercive exit consents.

When he stressed the need for an "exit strategy" in Afghanistan, he knew there had been none in Vietnam.

On 26 March, a draft recommendation released by TRAI said the regulator felt there was no need for an exit policy.

Second, it acknowledges the need for better "exit strategies", including housing, jobs and drug treatment (many sex workers are addicted to cocaine or heroin).

Meanwhile, all the talk at the Fed is about the need for an "exit strategy" from its efforts to support the economy.