Sentence examples for terms of exit from inspiring English sources

And worst of all, a "chaotic Brexit" would mean no deal at all, even on the terms of exit.

An occupation is not just about locking yourself in a room and demanding the terms of exit.

But Jeremy Hunt, the health secretary, has boldly made the case for a second referendum or another general election on the negotiated terms of exit.

The second uncertainty is whether the negotiations can simultaneously resolve the UK's terms of exit from the EU and its future trading arrangements with Europe's single market.

But I've never seen the discussion framed in terms of exit and voice (well, I have now after Googling it, but it seems like a pretty modest literature).

But the EU is actually only making the point that this principle applies to article 50 talks, ie the terms of exit, not what follows after.

We are significantly lagging the eurozone in terms of exiting the recession.

In terms of exits, Boublil hinted that there is some interest from traditional rivals.

In terms of exits, over the last 18 months, the firm has most recently sold stakes in luxury fashion retailer MatchesFashion.com, game developer SocialPoint and waste industry software provider AMCS Group.

Hence, in terms of exits from unemployment, we can better interpret our results as depending primarily on reservation and offered wages.

In terms of exits, during the first quarter of 2009 there were zero venture-backed IPOs and only 56 M&A transactions, according to the National Venture Capital Association, down from five IPOs and 106 M&A exits in the first quarter of 2008.