Sentence examples for only resigned from inspiring English sources

He only resigned a few weeks later.

Even in the mid-1990s, Labour was only resigned to compromise with the electorate, he says.

Richard Nixon only resigned because his popularity had dropped so far that congressional Republicans abandoned him.

Mary E. Frank, a former president of the Miami museum, not only resigned from the board in protest but also took out a full-page newspaper advertisement with her husband, Howard, the chief operating officer of Carnival Corporation.

The former Labour MP, Eric Illsley, remained as an MP after he was convicted of expenses fraud in 2010 and only resigned shortly before he was sentenced to a year in prison.

Anderson also admired Vico's cyclical view of history and by the 1940s had not only resigned himself to the collapse of heroic 19th century socialism, but discerned in the era of post-war optimism and state planning the early stages of one of Vico's periods of barbarism (SEP, 290).

He said he would "only resign if asked by the Holy Father".

He says he has done nothing wrong and will only resign if the prime minister, Sheikh Hasina, tells him to.

If he doesn't know the right thing to do, he would only resign for wrong reasons, and who can know those?

Instead, he will only resign from his companies and place his assets in a trust that will be run by his two sons and one of his longtime executives, Allen Weisselberg.

The audit firm decided that it would not only resign as auditor at Herbalife and Skechers, whose audits Mr. London also led, but would also withdraw its certification of the old audits, even though it said it had no reason to doubt the accuracy of the reviews.