Sentence examples for smooth departure from inspiring English sources
The government department responsible for Britain's smooth departure from the customs union after Brexit is employing 2,000 fewer staff than on the day of the EU referendum.
The transition takes place over a range of temperatures called the glass transformation range; in Figure 1 it is shown by the smooth departure of line abcg from line abcf, which is known as the equilibrium liquid line.
Even with a smooth departure, a woman can still feel stress when she gets home if her husband is unwilling or unavailable to help with child care, cooking and housework.
PARIS — What happens this week with Brexit — whether Britain crashes out of the European Union without a deal, or gets more time to sort out a smooth departure — may come down to French President Emmanuel Macron.
Even remainers are calling for a respect of the people's verdict and for politicians to focus their energies on negotiating Britain's smooth departure.
After allowing Tuesday's deadline for an appeal to pass, it had been anticipated that Tevez's improved relations with the club would allow a smooth departure, either on loan or on a permanent basis, in January.
From around February or March my agents Pascal and Sébastien Boisseau and me spoke with Southampton to smooth my departure.
And in its snowy tranquillity, it offers one strange, possible future for the embattled president of Syria, Bashar al-Assad, as Western governments have been pressuring Russia since summer to smooth his departure with an offer of asylum.
This caused a good deal of activity on Fort Lewis, as the post restructured itself to support the corps' new mission, and to insure that it had a smooth, rapid departure in case they were needed anywhere in the world.
Losing key staff will be high on the risk register for many charities, with even the smoothest of departures having the potential to be seriously disruptive.
"We have been taking the time to prepare for the negotiations because we want a smooth and orderly departure.
