Sentence examples for resignation making from inspiring English sources

A string of government ministers from around the world have endorsed Mr Wolfowitz's resignation, making his position untenable.

When the Independent put the claims to Ukip a spokesman insisted Mr Farage had offered a handwritten letter of resignation and had prepared a printed version for NEC members but after "ongoing discussions" NEC members decided to reject Mr Farage's resignation, making the need for his letter redundant.

In itself, it's not that interesting, but Woodford's resignation makes her the fifth female 'screw' to resign from Onley after accusations of fucking since 2004.

In itself, it's not that interesting, but Woodford's resignation makes her the fifth female "screw" to resign from Onley after accusations of fucking since 2004.

Quentin Davies's letter of resignation makes that very obvious.

Delicious apple the spirit of humble resignation made manifest to taste.

In a statement on Wednesday, the Senate praised Mr. Kington's resignation, made in a Tuesday letter to the governor.

"Lafontaine's resignation makes it much easier for the Social Democrats to cooperate with The Left," said Peter Lösche, emeritus professor of politics at the University of Göttingen.

As the New York Times article about Mr. Ballmer's resignation makes clear, it won't be easy for his successor, whoever that turns out to be.

Many Labour cabinet members were exasperated by Clare Short's criticisms of Labour's Iraq policy in 2003, but her resignation made her popular with a certain constituency.

An email Mr Bruner sent two days after Ms Sullivan's resignation makes the connection clearer: We at Darden understand the urgency of the issues because we have been grappling with them for several years.