Sentence examples similar to risk resignation from inspiring English sources

The shadow cabinet will try to come to a collective position before the vote, but if it cannot, Corbyn will have to decide whether to give his team a free vote or risk resignations.

Such a risk was his resignation in 1908 from the civil service to stand as the Liberal candidate for Parliament for his native county, North Waterloo, a Conservative stronghold.

- A very heated debate between the Parliament and the government on the issue of tax reform and budget, which may put Ukraine's IMF program at risk. - Resignation of a notorious MP - Mr. Martynenko, who was publicly accused of corruption by others in the Parliament and by the civil society activists.

Still, a chastened Blair did not risk his own 2007 resignation honours list.

Here we are, the government with its most serious test, its majority at risk, the first cabinet resignation over an issue of policy.

Noting the high stakes of the charged debate in the packed chamber, Mr. Blair said, "Here we are: the government with its most serious test, its majority at risk, the first cabinet resignation over an issue of policy, the main parties divided".

Knee complaints may therefore be a risk factor of premature resignation from a trade, which involves knee demands and/or other physical work demands and a surviving factor in trades with few physical demands (graphic designers).

By contrast, putting a gun to MPs' heads will surely sow division, trigger resignations and risk opening up the sort of bitter splits on Europe that – as history shows – are bad for the Tory Party and, most crucially, Britain".