Sentence examples for publicly resigned from inspiring English sources

He then publicly resigned from the Philharmonic Society.

When Mrs. Roosevelt publicly resigned from the D.A.R. in protest, that became front-page news.

Six party members have publicly resigned, including Victorian Senate candidate Leslie Cannold and Western Australian volunteer coordinator Natalie Banks.

But there was no denying the division today, as the board members, including three of the group's founders, publicly resigned en masse.

A senior executive at Oracle has publicly resigned after the technology company's co-CEO Safra Catz joined the Trump transition team and expressed support for the president-elect.

Milorad Dodik, the Serb Republic's prime minister, who publicly resigned after the Brcko decision, has in fact continued to perform his duties much as normal; it is becoming increasingly clear that he intends to stay on.

In August, Iraq protested inspections again, and Ritter, under pressure to "redefine" his team, chose to publicly resign, saying he wouldn't support American's "surrender" to Iraq on the issue of inspections.

As Retraction Watch (a fascinating and worthwhile blog) chronicled last week, the editor of Remote Sensing, the journal in which the paper appeared, emphatically — if after the fact — said no, emphasizing his view by very publicly resigning.

He should publicly resign in protest as Chair of the powerless President's Economic Recovery Advisory Board to which Obama appointed him in January, 2009.

Gabbard threw her support behind Sanders' 2016 presidential campaign ― an endorsement that led her to publicly resign from her role as vice chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee.

Trump's sudden move to withdraw all 2,000 U.S. troops from Syria reportedly shocked White House advisers and the Pentagon, and pushed Defense Secretary Jim Mattis to publicly resign in protest Thursday.