Now is not the time to yield to fear, concede to doubt, or resign to hopelessness, but it is the time to stand up for values that uplift and support all humankind.
Burns finally calls a meeting with Homer to concede to their demands on one condition: that Homer resign as union president.
Mr. Yanukovich also renewed his call for Prime Minister Yulia V. Tymoshenko, the apparent loser in the election on Sunday, to concede and resign.
Farage had told BBC reporters before announcing his decision that if Ukip won the seat, David Cameron would have to resign, but also conceded that if he lost, his "bubble" would burst.
Mr. Maier insisted he resigned, in 1998, and a lawyer for Mr. Cramer now concedes that Mr. Maier "was allowed to resign".
Bernard Ebbers resigned as head of the telecom, conceding to both a plummeting stock price and a government probe of company support of his personal finances, including $366 million in personal loans.
Udall first called on Brennan to resign in August, after Brennan conceded that agency officials had inappropriately accessed emails and work product of Senate torture investigators on a shared computer network.
If the governor fires Ms. Kearney or forces her to resign, he may appear to be conceding that he failed to carry out one of his major campaign promises.
A department secretary relayed the government's displeasure to Triggs and offered her another job, the attorney general's office conceded, but it denied that it had asked her to resign.
In conceding defeat, Mr. Basuki noted that he would complete his remaining six months in office, ignoring calls from Islamists to resign.
I conceded to microaggressing.
