Sentence examples for election to quit from inspiring English sources

The Jordanian terrorist, Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, who has made a habit of beheading kidnapped foreign civilians, has already told workers recruited to help prepare for the election to quit their jobs or die.

A political spat with off-reservation Fall River County had become a crisis three weeks earlier, when five Fall River officials who handle outsourced government services for Shannon County, including elections, threatened to quit their reservation duties just ahead of South Dakota's early-voting period.

About two-thirds of the members of Mr. Hollande's initial cabinet are running for seats; he has said that any minister who loses in the election will have to quit the cabinet.

A spokesman for a judges' association said hundreds of judges supervising the elections had threatened to quit in protest and warned that the episodes could compromise many of the returns.

Some see this as part of the jockeying for the party leadership if Mr Rajoy loses the election and is forced to quit.

However, the Labour confidence vote does not automatically trigger a leadership election and Corbyn refused to quit.

He followed Mr. Cameron to 10 Downing Street after the May 2010 election, but he was forced to quit months later as the phone hacking scandal resurfaced.

Mr Peretz, whose Labour party, the second force in the coalition, is likely to get rid of him anyway in a leadership election on May 28th, almost decided to quit early.

Mr Gummer is one of more than 120 MPs who have declared they will step down at the election - with dozens more expected to quit in what is set to be the largest such exodus in living history, fuelled in part by the expenses scandal.

'Ed believes he's given up too much – including his relationship with his own brother – just to quit after one election defeat.

If the impeachment vote is upheld by the Constitutional Court, she will have to quit and an election would be held two months later.