"quitting office" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to leave or resign from a position of authority or responsibility. Here is an example of how it can be used in a sentence: "After years of dedicated service, the mayor announced his resignation, officially quitting office on the last day of the month."
I doubt I am alone in taking issue with Williams' view that Blair has been "so quiet" since quitting office.
And that, for his generation, was one of his most remarkable contributions: quitting office voluntarily in the first place.In Timor-Leste, Xanana Gusmão has just copied him, standing down as prime minister while staying in the cabinet.
Inspecting troops and laying wreaths at the Arc de Triomphe, the defeated right-wing president Sarkozy looked downbeat and gloomy as he led his final state ceremony before quitting office next Tuesday.
Initially, he resisted calls for his resignation, even as three of his ministers were forced to quit office.
Cherie's words to Mullin when he quits office in 2001 are: "You're free - and poorer," a revealing reaction.
It will take time and muscular American influence to override these obstacles and, in the dying days of Mr Bush's administration, both are likely to be in short supply.Indeed, it is possible that the NSG might approve the deal, but leave the American Congress too little time to debate it before Mr Bush quits office on January 19th.
This was amply evidenced by her decision to quit office mid-way through her first term for the more lucrative job of cashing in on her personality cult.
7 p.m. 2. Going Public Come quitting time, office workers are quick to exit the central business district.
In a New York accent, the cabdriver, Brooklyn-born Maria Singh, 53, likes to joke about how she ended up quitting her office job four years ago.
The 33-year-old – whose travelogue, The Farther I Walk, the Closer I Get to Me, details her year backpacking across the country after quitting her office job – says she was greeted with incredulity during her wanderings.
WikiLeaks leaked that Mrs. Palin had shared with then-President Mubarak her Plan A on how to gain maximum publicity when quitting public office.
