Sentence examples for commitment to resign from inspiring English sources

So this was the message I had to follow: I withdrew the commitment to resign.

Mr. Berlusconi's commitment to resign "is a piece of very good news," said Thomas Klau, the director of the Paris office of the European Council on Foreign Relations.

And then the senior staff of the campaign pressed me to do the most difficult thing I had to do: reverse myself on my commitment to resign.

The need for this reversal was the message we had gotten from the political press: I had been told directly by two of the leading political journalists in the nation that the campaign would be taken seriously only if I gave up the commitment to resign.

The planned talks hinged on Prime Minister Ali Laarayedh expressing a clear commitment to resign, preferably – for the majority of Tunisians – within a matter of weeks.

The call for a commitment from May to resign is not based on vindictiveness (or not just vindictiveness).

Though he carried on in cabinet for three years, the injuries and his commitment to his wife led him to resign from office after the 1987 election.

Lord Ashcroft, who has been criticized for having possible conflicts of interest, said yesterday that he felt compelled to resign to show his commitment to his plan to replace directors who had served under the company's former chief executive, L. Dennis Kozlowski, who has been accused of fraud.

The Executive Director said that a realistic appraisal of the current situation had led WFP to the belief that it might have to resign itself to a commitment level of about $150 million yearly, a pathetically inadequate multilateral response to the growing needs of human under-nourishment and unemployment.

Behavioural and social science theories, such as those explained by Tett and Meyer, found that job satisfaction and organizational commitment each contribute independently to the prediction of the intention to resign (turnover), however job satisfaction was a stronger predictor than organizational commitment[ 24].

The previous prime minister, Yukio Hatoyama, was forced to resign shortly after reaffirming Tokyo's commitment to the existing relocation plan.