Sentence examples for pre-resignation from inspiring English sources

For the rest, Mr. Leterme's administration has continued with its pre-resignation policies and has handled the economy efficiently.

Also on Monday, Julian Sanchez, a research fellow at Cato, wrote what he termed a "pre-resignation" letter, effective if the Kochs' efforts succeed.

This section also highlights common terms of settlement agreements, such as minimum holding levels, director pre-resignation, duration and scope of standstills, voting agreements, information sharing and expense reimbursement.

Still and all, I suspect a good portion of Bartiromo's CNBC viewers would happily exchange places with pre-resignation Pandit for the measly sum of $14.9 million per annum, even if the job consisted of spending a portion each day like a recruit for the Omega Theta Pi fraternity in Animal House, saying "thank you sir, may I have another" before receiving another strike from the paddle.

Commentators such as Marc Lynch have noted that a "pre-emptive" resignation leaves Fayyad in a "stronger position" post-Cairo talks.

Despite the opportunity presenting itself for fresh elections on the date of the general election on 7 May, the Government and Rotherham Council seem to be committed to only having one third of the council elected in May, as was the plan pre-mass resignations.

Even Sherrod's forced and pre-emptive resignation (for which Obama has now apologised) did not stop Fox's commentators, licensed to show no restraint or balance, continuing to damn her long after it was clear that the tape was false.

Marcus Gearey has emailed in, Carry On-style, to read a little innuendo into the ITV commentary: "Was James Allen's risque nozzle comment 20 minutes ago his Russell Brand pre-emptive resignation statement, in an "I know the BBC aren't going to hire me so I can say something about a nozzle not going into a slot being one of the more pressing problems without fear of retribution" sort of way?

Hariri delivered his pre-written resignation speech on Saudi television in the afternoon.

The officials and associates of Hariri who spoke to the Times portray a cringe-inducing saga in which Saudi Arabia, under the direction of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, subjected Hariri to demeaning pressure, handed him a pre-written resignation speech that blamed Iran for his departure and effectively held him captive to ensure that he would commit to the resignation.

Because the New York State statute of limitations had run out on all the allegations, the Presbytery's own disciplinary option was a church trial, but Mr. Miller's resignation pre-empted that possibility.