Sentence examples for directed to resign from inspiring English sources
Regular soldiers were directed to resign their army commissions and travel to Ukraine as "volunteers", to maintain the fiction of Russian non-involvement.
Three others have been given waivers since 1991, when Mayor David N. Dinkins directed all employees to resign their jobs when running for office.
He declined to say whether President Obama would ask Mr. Babbitt to resign and directed questions to the Transportation Department.
There was a report last week that the president directed the central bank governor to resign because his letter had been leaked, but that the governor refused, apparently calculating that it would be difficult for the president to muster the two-thirds majority in the Senate needed to sack him.
Given Corbyn's refusal to resign, a direct leadership challenge is likely to be the only way to proceed with the attempted coup and could come this week.
Speaking from his window in the Apostolic Palace, the pope did not make any direct references to his startling decision to resign effective Feb. 28.
This may have been directed at Party deputy leader, the unswerving European Roy Jenkins, & giving him the opportunity of not having to resign after the vote.
Richard Nixon had to resign.
"He volunteered to resign".
