Examples of using Possible exit in English and their translations into Greek
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Block every possible exit.
Possible exit 50 meters ahead.
Auggie's working on a possible exit.
Forty-six is a possible exit route for the convicts.
This would bring the country a step closer to a possible exit from the euro.
In addition to Greece's possible exit from the currency union, a speedy restructuring of the country's debt also features on the agenda.
The country risks default andmoving closer to a possible exit from the eurozone.
But rumours swirled about a possible exit after Mr. Parente, a turnaround expert, was named chairman of troubled poultry company BRF in April.
Minho and Thomas venture back into the Maze with the device and discover a possible exit.
Make sure every possible exit is covered.
Going nuclear would involve capital controls,fresh elections on a“who governs Greece” basis and possible exit from the single currency.
He also disclosed that, on two occasions, the possible exit of Greece from the Schengen zone was brought to discussion.
However, a possible exit from the Alliance may be something of a relief for the Donald Trump faction, for whom Turkey is a rudderless country.
Today is an historical moment,where we have averted the possible exit of one of our member countries and, of course, many other disappointed countries.”.
Going nuclear would involve capital controls,fresh elections on a“who governs Greece” basis and possible exit from the single currency.
The two parties are currently negotiating the possible exit of all Islamist groups from east Aleppo, via the contested Bustan Al-Qasir District.
If Greece defaults, it could set off a contagion that would raise rates for the other nations,causing more defaults and a possible exit from the euro.”.
In addition to Greece's possible exit from the currency union, a possible restructuring of its huge debt would be on the agenda of the meeting.
The churches in the West have refused officially to recognise the Law of Rebirth and have thereby wandered into a theological impasse andinto a cul-de-sac from which there is no possible exit.
Asked whether the government was making contingency plans for a possible exit, Cameron said it had plans for the renegotiation and referendum.
Seen from Washington, a possible exit by Turkey from NATO, or at least from the Integrated Military Command of the Atlantic Alliance, has the imperialist faction of Power in a cold sweat.
Tsipras is hopeful he can convince Greece's creditors to unlock the funds Athens needs to prevent default and a possible exit from Europe's single currency.
Greece has edged closer to default and possible exit from the eurozone after opting to postpone its 300 million euro($337 million) payment to the International Monetary Fund.
The churches in the West have refused officially to recognise the Law of Rebirth and have thereby wandered into a theological impasse andinto a cul-de-sac from which there is no possible exit.
Criticising speculation about the Balkan nation's possible exit from the Eurozone, he also slammed any talk that the area could break up as a"crazy proposition".
The churches in the West have refused officially to recognize the Law of Rebirth and have thereby wandered into a theological impasse andinto a cul-de-sac from which there is no possible exit.
The German government is preparing for Greece's possible exit from the euro zone in the event that the country's new government decides not to continue with the previously agreed austerity programs.
For what Mr Tsipras's government now faces, if it wishes to strike a deal with Greece's creditors andavoid a debt default and possible exit from the eurozone, is nothing less than a 21st century version of Brest-Litovsk.
The German government is preparing for Greece's possible exit from the euro zone in the event that the country's new government decides not to continue with the previously agreed austerity programs.
For what Mr Tsipras's government now faces, if it wishes to strike a deal with Greece's creditors andavoid a debt default and possible exit from the eurozone, is nothing less than a 21st century version of Brest-Litovsk.