Under Texas law, the state's lieutenant governor, the presiding officer of the Texas Senate, becomes governor in cases of death or resignation.
Beard cited those cases in his letter of resignation, saying, "our prisons are also safer now".
But the costs of stagnation definitely make the case against the kind of resignation we're now seeing in the electorate.
This had afforded Mr Zardari and other PPP leaders amnesty from criminal proceedings in corruption cases.Overnight, facing a clamour of resignation calls, senior government ministers had to scurry to the courts for bail before they were arrested.
Without Takahashi's knowledge, Mimura gave her the uneven soles, then wrote a letter of resignation, in case she failed to win gold.
In a comment the Vatican said had been taken out of context, the late pontiff's secretary, Cardinal Stanislaw Dziwisz, said: "one doesn't come down from the cross".Sacrifice on the altarYet even the iron-willed Polish pope twice prepared letters of resignation in case he became incapable.
In these cases, write a formal, dignified letter of resignation and present it to your employer (or, if you can't give it in person, mail/email it).
Palin's supporters met her decision with a mix of resignation and, in some cases, outrage.
If the impediment is permanent or if it is a case of death or resignation, a presidential election must be held within 15 days.
Re "Petrino's Departure Is Particularly Disturbing," Dec. 18: The case of Bobby Petrino's resignation from the Atlanta Falcons demonstrates the absurdity of the football builds character notion that we have heard for many years.
