Sentence examples similar to resolved to step down from inspiring English sources
Mr. Davis said a visit to the devastation of the World Trade Center played a role in his resolve to step down without delay, sparing Lincoln Center a protracted struggle.
Fifthly, they opened the door to the possibility of overcoming the Assad complex, along the lines of how the Nouri al-Maliki complex was resolved in Iraq: by forcing him to step down from his post as prime minister.
Mr. Kissinger said he decided to step down because resolving potential conflicts of interest would have meant liquidating his consulting firm, Kissinger Associates, a step that he said would have unduly delayed the commission's work.
(The error also appeared in a front-page article on Dec. 14, 2002). Mr. Kissinger said he decided to step down because resolving potential conflicts of interest would have meant liquidating his consulting firm, Kissinger Associates, a step that he said would have unduly delayed the commission's work.
The promotions, however, can problematically lead women to take the fall for their companies' problems, and then be forced to step down after crises are resolved.
Referring to Ms. Block and Mr. Griffin, a Republican Senate aide said: "The fact that these two individuals who were unconstitutionally appointed have not acceded to the request to step down until this is resolved isn't positive for their eventual confirmation.
The conductor had announced his intention to step down if the dispute was not resolved in time to begin rehearsals for the 2013-14 season.
The legal dispute was resolved after Edward H. Crane, Cato co-founder and its only president since 1977, agreed to step down.
Ravalomanana refused to step down and on March 15 proposed holding a referendum in an effort to resolve the crisis; this offer was rejected by Rajoelina.
