Instead of proactively addressing the problem of bad teachers, they are using passive-aggressive tactics to force resignations, and spending taxpayer dollars as they do so.
President Obama told Ms. Sherrod he regretted her forced resignation and asked her to consider coming back.
His opponent, Etienne Bacrot of France, struck immediately with 31 Qh7, forcing resignation as Black cannot escape mate.
Colin Rallings, professor of politics at Plymouth University, calculates that at least half the 646 MPs will disappear – either through retirement, forced resignation or defeat.
Consequently, the only generals who are fired are those at the very top, who do not serve one-year tours of duty and so must be removed by firing or forced resignation.
Undercover auteur whose sting video forced resignation of NPR CEO; on a mission to expose liberal bias in the media.
It was, indeed, a letter from Strauss to Zweig that led to Strauss' forced resignation from the Reichsmusikkammer and his official downfall.
Bogus expense records and, presumably, the threat of a PR disaster led to Mark Hurds forced resignation from Hewlett-Packard in August.
Gillette named James M. Kilts James M. Kilts its new chief executive, ending a search that began in October 2000, when the razor blade and battery company forced resignation of then-CEO Michael C. Hawley Michael C. Hawley.
On Capitol Hill, sexual misconduct allegations have forced resignation or retirement announcements recently from lawmakers in both parties, including Rep.
Upon Sessions' forced resignation, several prominent legal scholars wrote in a New York Times op-ed that Whitaker's appointment was unconstitutional under the Appointments Clause, given that the role of attorney general is a "principal" position requiring Senate confirmation. .
