exit strategy

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This helped ensure that our education efforts could be applied across a variety of platforms, so that we had an easy exit strategy if we wanted to go in another direction.
這也確保了我們的教育成果可以在不同平臺(tái)下得到應(yīng)用，這樣，在我們想退出某一策略去嘗試另一個(gè)方向時(shí)可以輕易的完成。
But although he was desperate for an exit strategy, he faced constant resistance from his generals.
雖然奧巴馬非常迫切地想要一個(gè)退出策略，他卻在眾將軍那里屢屢碰壁。
They are also appearing at the worst possible time, particularly in the United States, because people are looking for an exit strategy.
同時(shí)他們恰好出現(xiàn)在可能最糟糕的時(shí)刻，特別是就美國(guó)而言，因?yàn)槿藗冋趯ふ乙粋€(gè)退出戰(zhàn)略。

He says the key for getting out of Afghanistan is to gain the trust of the Afghan people and to explain the exit strategy.
Fellow-Republican Senator Kit Bond of Missouri blasted the president for recent comments in which he stressed the need for an exit strategy from Afghanistan.
troops to Afghanistan, there has to be an exit strategy for U.S.

This may be a sign that Newmont is looking for an exit strategy from the project.
FORBES: Newmont's Conga Project In Peru Faces Uncertain Fate

a plan of how someone will end something such as a business deal or a military operation

In politics and business, an exit strategy is a way of ending your involvement in a situation such as a military operation or a business arrangement.