Sentence examples for enforced resignation from inspiring English sources
Since Mr Suharto's enforced resignation in 1998, many army units have been pulled back.
Brooding on his enforced resignation from Derby County, Peace's Clough dreams of a players' insurrection.
So do poverty analysts and critics of the former Commons Speaker, Michael Martin, whose enforced resignation triggered the contest in this traditional Labour stronghold.
The Observer has discovered that Payne's apparently enforced resignation came after an early morning board meeting at the Knightsbridge offices of New Star Asset Management, Smith's company.
Even so, he did not expect to be squeezed quite so fiercely from the very start between the Kosovo crisis on the one hand and his supposed colleagues and friends in the Green party on the other; still less that he might even be close to enforced resignation after only six-and-a-half months in office.Not that Mr Fischer has proved a flop.
Sir Menzies Campbell, the former Lib Dem leader, said: "Jeremy Thorpe's enforced resignation as leader of the Liberal party and his subsequent departure from parliament should not obscure the fact that in his day he was an outstanding parliamentarian with a coruscating wit, and a brilliant campaigner on the stump whose interest and warmth made him a firm favourite with the public".
Last December he enforced the resignation of his protege, the Welshman John Bryant, and his Dutch colleague, Fokko van Duyne, as co-chief executives because they had been too dilatory about satisfying investors by closing down steel plants - even though the two had set in train 4,800 redundancies in the UK.
This morning, as it emerged that he had also been given a €250,000 payoff (to enforce his resignation) he hit back with a statement that not only cited "personal and family reasons" for his resignation but rejected accusations that he had failed to take adequate steps ahead of the island's spectacular banking collapse last spring.
It is too soon to tell whether sneaking a smoke at a beach or a park will join jaywalking and littering as offenses that are seldom enforced, yet on Sunday, many smokers expressed a mix of outrage and resignation.
Enforced stability is brittle.
