Sentence examples for stand down with from inspiring English sources

A statement on the Nomad website says that programme director Ian Laughton and his team will stand down, with all intellectual property rights and operations passing to the two new bodies.

Meanwhile, the SNP leadership contest is on the horizon following Mr Salmond's decision to stand down, with current deputy Nicola Sturgeon expected to become the clear frontrunner to succeed him when nominations are due to open on Wednesday.

He signaled his intention not to stand down with the hashtag #wewillnotshutupanddribble.

Both Crowley and Germer wanted to see Smith ousted permanently, believing that he had become a bad influence on the other lodge members; many of the members, including Jack and Helen Parsons, wrote to them to defend their mentor, but Germer nevertheless ordered him to stand down, with Parsons appointed head of the lodge.

We sort of hope that the political back-and-forth doesn't sink so quickly into the mire, and we definitely would prefer that one side or the other -- if there really is this sort of crazy confrontation going on at everyone's events -- have the class to stand down with their noisy bullshit so that we can actually hear what these men have to say about America.

Two weeks later, the Jersey trust company that had been providing nominee services stood down, with the Frenchman becoming sole shareholder and director.

For a man of notoriously limited mental and emotional resources, it must have seemed overwhelming.The second question is why the security forces stood down with such remarkable speed and comprehensiveness, within 45 minutes of the deal being signed.

A YouGov survey for the Sun on Sunday found 34% of people wanted the mayor of London, who is planning to stand for parliament next year, to take over when David Cameron stands down, with that figure rising to 50% among Tory backers.

Williams test driver Susie Wolff and Sauber's Felipe Nasr collided at the second pre-season test in Barcelona as Lewis Hamilton stood down with illness.

The Bishop of Gloucester has stood down with immediate effect "for personal reasons".

The former prime minister stood down in 2007, with successor Mr Brown taking Labour to its lowest share of the vote in almost 30 years.