The current study examined the reasons that students give for how drinking games end and/or why students elect to quit playing.
His death, reported by a companion to the authorities at 5 17 p.m., came hours after Dennis Elwell, the mayor of Secaucus, stepped down, becoming the first elected official to quit after being charged in the sprawling political corruption case.
"Quixotic" barely begins to cover the bizarre notion that America would elect someone who promised to quit after getting one thing done.
Elected UKIP officials have had to quit after publishing racist and homophobic tweets.
Nepal's three small royalist parties won no directly elected seat: ie, one fewer than the tiny Nepal Workers' and Peasants Partyy, which supports North Korea's Kim Jong Il.With only 31 directly elected seats, the UML vowed to quit the government.
Two classmates recalled a precocious power play: how Mr. McGreevey packed a meeting of the Science Club with his friends and got himself elected president, prompting one student to quit in disgust and others to try to have him impeached.
The UN secretary-general, Ban Ki-moon, said on Tuesday that action on climate change has become "unstoppable", and he expressed hopes that US president-elect, Donald Trump, would drop plans to quit a global accord aimed at weaning the world off fossil fuels.
But he was also instrumental in the resignation of the popularly elected Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani, forced to quit after refusing to reopen a corruption case against then-President Asif Ali Zardari at the behest of the Supreme Court.
Will one of President-elect Barack Obama's New Year's resolutions be to quit smoking once and for all?
Since Trump-mania reached full tilt late last year, there have been reports of Pentagon officers threatening to quit if he's elected, retired generals questioning his reading of the Constitution, and numerous anti-Trump editorials by veterans and soldiers.
