Sentence examples for stand down time from inspiring English sources
The stand down time will mean he will probably be back for Toulon at home," said Cockerill.
But Key said the captaincy had worn him out and that now was the right time to stand down.
Michael O'Higgins, chairman of the NHS Confederation, said that the inquiry by the ombudsman was routine: "If a chief executive stood down every time there was a complaint about his or her organisation, and not about them personally, it would not make sense.
Mr Bird had been named as UKIP election candidate in the Surrey constituency of Mole Valley, but told the BBC he had stood down some time ago "due to work reasons".
Mr Humby said at the time: "I won't stand down.
This has since been firmed up, and we know he is to stand down some time before 2020.
He has given no indication that he intends to stand down any time soon – and Kazakhstan winning the Winter Olympics may give him another incentive to prolong his rule yet again.
Given the deep division among Republicans in the House, it's not at all certain they will agree to stand down next time.
