Sentence examples for mean resignation from inspiring English sources

And truly to embrace insecurity wouldn't mean resignation in the face of social or economic inequity; it would simply entail the recognition that chasing the feeling of security isn't the way to solve them.

"Acceptance does not mean resignation.

Acceptance does not mean resignation, it means providing love and compassion in ways that allow for lasting change.

Mrs. Aquino, who still wields enormous influence here as the icon of Philippine democracy, said there were "moments when love of country calls for supreme self-sacrifice, even if it means resignation".

Instead, he methodically strips a real-life fruit still life of the red grapes in its bowl as he vents dismay over his firing (make that dismissal) and the "letter of recognition" (oops, he means resignation) he says his superiors coerced him into writing.

Manny Waks believes the past two weeks of evidence means resignations now need to happen.

The Post will schedule the final date of employment for those who elect to resign as part of this program; for most employees this will mean a resignation date of May 31 , 2012

But that does not mean his resignation is without dangers for the PM.

The change in ownership will almost certainly mean the resignation of Roberto Colaninno, chief executive of Olivetti and Telecom Italia.

That would mean the resignation of Joschka Fischer, the Greens' leader, who is Germany's foreign minister.See article: Joschka Fischer, Germany's foreign ministerThe government of Lionel Jospin, the French prime minister, faced more damaging fall-out from a scandal in Corsica.

Under the constitution, the departure of the prime minister means the resignation of the entire government.