Sentence examples for resignation was delayed from inspiring English sources

When acceptance of Battenberg's resignation was delayed by the King's opposition to the appointment of Fisher in his place, Louis wrote to Churchill, "I beg of you to release me.

The announcement of the new peerages had been planned for July, but was delayed after the resignation of Lord Sewel, the peer who was allegedly filmed taking cocaine in the company of a sex worker.

His departure had been coming for a while; he reportedly submitted his resignation on August 7th, but the announcement was delayed by the events in Charlottesville.

The panel's work was delayed, Mr. Kean said, by the resignation of its first chairman, Henry A. Kissinger, the former secretary of state.

A6 Polish Trial Delayed The trial of the former military ruler Gen. Wojciech Jaruzelski on charges that he ordered the shooting of protesters in 1970 was delayed a month by his lawyers' sudden resignation.

Jerusalem and Moscow have already opened offices in each other's capitals and consular status was expected to follow, although a comparable appointment of an Israeli consul in Moscow has been delayed by the resignation of the Soviet Foreign Minister, Eduard A. Shevardnadze.

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA--A multifaceted review of the country's R&D policies may be delayed by the resignation last Friday of Science Minister Peter McGauran, who got caught up in a governmentwide scandal over the misuse of travel expenses.

Dodson's presence in the Senate has been delayed due to the timing of Bullock's resignation.

The resignation becomes effective on April 2. The final confirmation of Joseph A. Mengacci, another interim judge nominated by Mr. Rowland and approved by the state judiciary, has been delayed.

Leaders of the opposition movement say his resignation was a delaying tactic, meant to keep power in pro-Syrian hands.

Will is delaying gratification.