Sentence examples for resignation occurs from inspiring English sources

Mr. Santomero's resignation occurs as Ben S. Bernanke, whom the White House has nominated to be the next Fed chairman, prepares to succeed Alan Greenspan early next year.

In fact, lawyers like to get involved in a case before a termination or resignation occurs.

Lord Archer's first resignation occurred in 1974 when he had to give up his seat in Parliament after investing in a fraudulent Canadian company.

The Salem Register announced that the resignation occurred "to the regret of the regiment and to those who have witnessed his exertions in drilling and disciplining it".

Barnsley's resignation occurred on the eve of her annual summer authors' party at the Orangery in Kensington Gardens (a pleasure house bequeathed by an earlier beleaguered monarch, Queen Anne) which, as she noted on the night, "has become my leaving do".

The resignation occurred after Netflix received an unprecedented uproar over a split of its streaming-only and DVD-by-mail services, a rate hike due to the separation, and the kerfuffle surrounding the re-branding of the DVD business, which it later backed off from.

Many of the resignations occurred in the math department, current and former teachers say.

Avoidant resignations occur when employees let other employees (e.g., peers, mentors, or HR representatives) know that they plan to leave rather than giving notice to their immediate boss.

He (Checchi) emphasized that he did not push anyone out". Minneapolis radio station WCCO-AM said a source told a reporter there that the resignations occurred Wednesday and that Rothmeier was among those quitting.

The only other resignation that occurred under a cloud was that of William J. Fraser, who resigned as commissioner of the Department of Correction in 2002 amid reports of corruption among his deputies and his admission that he paid subordinates to help put a liner in his above-ground swimming pool.

He also worked secretly to force the shogun's resignation, which occurred Nov. 8, 1867.