Sentence examples for resign altogether from inspiring English sources

At that point, she decided to resign altogether, the official said.

Now it wants the president either to resign altogether, or to call early elections and then resign if he wishes to stand again.

Sewel, who had declined to apologise on Monday night when he announced he would take a leave of absence from the House of Lords, heeded growing calls for him to resign altogether in letter on Tuesday morning to the clerk of the parliaments, David Beamish.

Faced with expulsion by Labor, Gordon has quit the party but is under pressure to resign from parliament altogether.

Sewel is also facing calls to resign from parliament altogether – and could become the first peer expelled under new rules that he helped to introduce, even if police take no further action.

Although Burnside offered to resign his commission altogether, Lincoln declined, stating that there could still be a place for him in the army.

Of the thousands involved in supervising the elections, he added, hundreds of people "informed us they no longer want to supervise elections, and some of them even said they intend to resign from the judiciary altogether".

Further, in cases of ascetic "salvation" from embodied existence, a person may even will to resign herself from willing altogether.

And Fortas was forced to resign from the Court altogether, to avoid impeachment.

The five Democrats on the committee are contemplating whether to resign from the panel altogether in protest.

The idea is to make it a bureaucratic nightmare to organize any collective action, and to turn any picket into a garish circus, in the hope that people will just give up altogether and resign themselves to selling most of their lives for as many tossed pennies as they can catch in their mouths.