The word 'resignations' is correct and usable in written English.
It is a noun used to describe someone's act of giving formal notice that they are leaving their job or office. For example, "The company had to deal with a large number of resignations in the past year."
Party staffers resigned, demanding the resignations of those who had called for their resignations.
Both men will remain as MPs and Mr Hume as an MEP, but news of their resignations comes at a time when all sides are attempting to strike a deal on IRA decommissioning, policing and demilitarisation by Saturday night.
The Jezabels Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 1.21pm AEST02:21 "It's a bit of a cock forest, I've only seen one girl so far," says Lewi of the list, in another piece of broadcasting which would lead to resignations in the UK.
Even against a backdrop of ministerial resignations and backbench defections to Ukip, Osborne thinks he can trump that with the message that you can't trust Labour with the economy.
"I strongly hope that Ms Lapointe and Ms Dubinsky act with honour and tender their resignations since both of them – not the whistleblower – failed this organization and its staff members," she wrote.
It involved senior managers mentoring recent graduates and it resulted in a 70% drop in graduate resignations and an increase in internal appointments to senior roles.
Despite declaring his hope then to continue at the head of the party, he was forced to stand down in the face of the threat of resignations by senior colleagues.
After the dramatic fall and resignations of Ed Miliband, Nick Clegg and Nigel Farage, Bennett has made it clear that she is determined to remain at the helm of the Green party and to continue building on a "Green surge".
The investment bank expanded rapidly after 2008, when Barclays bought the Wall Street operations of Lehman Brothers, although in recent days there has been speculation about large-scale resignations following the departure of Skip McGee, head of its US investment banking operations.
As the story began to take hold in the media, the response grew in seriousness and intensity: senior officials have been suspended; investigations have been announced along with calls for resignations.
It is astonishing that mass resignations from the boardroom have not followed the £2.5bn loss and the accumulation of heavy debts.
