Sentence examples for committed to resign from inspiring English sources
"The prime minister has committed to resign, which we have long been demanding," he said.
(Māori non-smoker) Support also came from smokers who seemed committed to or resigned to continuing to smoke.
It is not too late for one or more such candidates to announce themselves, committing themselves to resign in 2017, and for the existing candidates to withdraw from the present race.
"I will speak on Monday, and when I speak the judges will have only three choices: either to commit suicide, to resign or to admit the truth," he said.
He was so committed to these ideas that he offered to resign; however Loudoun encouraged him to remain in the post.
By evening, Mr. Chammah had not committed to leaving and had not resigned, people close to the firms said.
Brooke said that Wolfowitz told him he was so committed to this goal that he would resign if he couldn't accomplish it.
Cardiff council leader Phil Bale has rejected calls to resign, saying he is "absolutely committed" to doing the job of running the city.
"I would not resign, because I'm committed to making sure this job was seen through to the very end," Shulkin said on CNN, echoing his previously stated belief that he was fired after political appointees sought to undermine his post.
Clarke will stress that he is as fully committed to identity cards as his predecessor, David Blunkett, who dramatically resigned last week.
