Sentence examples for planned resignation from inspiring English sources

His planned resignation raised questions about the future of his coalition government and about his ambitions.

Her planned resignation was first reported today, after the close of stock trading, by Reuters.

His reign only ended after newspaper revelations of his private life in 2007, hastening his planned resignation by a year.

And he expressed confidence in the long-range health of the ailing Northern Ireland peace accord, saying that his planned resignation was meant not to destroy the power-sharing legislature but to give it "breathing room".

Dr Jewell made the remarks in his final annual report published ahead of his planned resignation over the summer.

I said that I would bring forward my planned resignation as the Liberal Democrats chief executive on health grounds.

What's more, his action, and that of Hazel Blears a day earlier, infuriated many Labour activists: they complained that while they were working hard, knocking on doors and getting out the vote, Purnell was planning his resignation with the Sun and the Times, and Blears had undermined their effort before it had even begun.

At this point, out of frustration and anger, Reykowski began to plan his resignation.

The New York Times reported that Jones's resignation – planned for next year – was accelerated because of indiscreet comments by Jones in Bob Woodward's book, Obama's Wars, published last month that details the internal debate in the White House over sending an extra 30,000 US troops to Afghanistan.

"If all goes as planned, Boehner's resignation will buy a vote to keep the federal government running until mid-December.

Victory speeches and resignation statements planned for the early hours were hurriedly postponed.