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means of exit

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See: egress
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Realistically, voters have a single means of exit from this system - finding and voting into power a slate of candidates willing to upset the status quo.
Ride to ruin; Entitlement mindset must be changed by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
Apart from a possible increase in people taking holidays in this country because of the credit squeeze, with more houses possibly being built at Nell's Point and, if Travelodge finds a home there, ( as there seems to be a shortage of holiday accommodation on the Island) there will be the inevitable increase in road traffic and another means of exit is necessary
STRAIGHT TO THE point by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
The first notification, the fire safety plan, will serve to inform building occupants and employees as to the building's construction, fire safety systems, means of exit and evacuation procedures to be followed in the event of fire in the building.
Multiple dwelling owners to adopt Fire Safety Plan by Strasburg, Joseph / Real Estate Weekly
 
 
 
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