Sentence examples for opt to resign from inspiring English sources

She could opt to resign and hand over to a caretaker prime minister.

Humiliated, Rafsanjani opted to resign the seat.

Israel said that after being suspended, Peterson opted to resign, filing his retirement paperwork that day.

Mr Lara Resende opted to resign too, as did Jose Pio Borges, the official in day-to-day charge of privatisation.

That accolade was claimed nearly 40 years ago by Dick Taverne when, following deselection, Lincoln's sitting Labour MP opted to resign his seat and defend it as "Democratic Labour".

He said that at least 30 senior doctors have opted to resign or retire rather than continue working under a private corporation that "doesn't have the track record" or prestige of an Ivy League institution.

History plainly shows Nixon opted to resign as his staff co-conspirators fell afoul of the law, his West Wing taping system was discovered, and Republican Congressional leaders told him impeachment was at hand and conviction a near certainty.

The Dudley North MP Ian Austin is opting to resign from it and sit as a lone Independent, unattached to The Independent Group TIGG).

Abbot Thomas and six of his brethren the seventh opted to resign and become a secular priest crossed Southampton Water to join their mother house of Beaulieu.

Coverage of my comments in The Washington Post confirmed that this career was ending, and I opted to resign from the job I'd wanted since fourth grade.

Towards the end of the season, the Football Conference notified Team Bath that as they were not a limited company they would be ineligible for further promotions, and would no longer be allowed to compete in the FA Cup; the club opted to resign from the Conference at the end of the season rather than restructure.