Sentence examples for contemplated resignation from inspiring English sources

But now we are OK". The pressure from Washington was ferocious, but he never seriously contemplated resignation.

Blackwater could be contemplating resignation before termination.

Another suggested conscientious intelligence officials may have to contemplate resignation.

It also makes him very unalike most of the other Labour MPs who are contemplating resignation.

It ought to disturb them both that they have already got to the point where he has to deny that he is contemplating resignation and she has to issue a statement expressing "full confidence" in her chancellor.

The book is filled with pithy phrases, crystalline distillations and fine tidbits: the impertinent notes Breyer and Thomas pass one another during oral arguments; O'Connor's efforts to marry off the bachelor Souter; Souter weeping — and contemplating resignation — after the Bush v. Gore decision.

He was contemplating resignation, but Lincoln and Grant requested that he remain in the Army.

Continued ill health during his second premiership caused him to contemplate resignation, but his lieutenant, Derby, was unwilling, feeling that he could not manage the Queen.

In the loop resignations were also fairly common, and these are typified by employees confiding in their manager that they are contemplating resigning, or are looking for another job, before formally resigning.

Kevin Blackwell, beaten while in charge of Leeds United on this stage three years ago, is contemplating his resignation, aware as he is that the financial implications of failure at a club whose parachute payments are now spent are significant.

With that precedent it now becomes difficult not to contemplate another resignation.