Sentence examples for step down of from inspiring English sources

The danger exists, should Mr. Taylor suddenly step down, of a power vacuum in Monrovia and elsewhere in the country.

As the 1983 election approached, and the polls presaged disaster, it seemed possible for a time that Foot might be ousted or might even step down of his own accord, but Healey's opportunity never arrived.

Asked whether he might be persuaded to step down of his own accord if things went badly and Labour looked as if it might lose the 2020 election, Corbyn said he would go only if he was ousted formally in a full leadership contest – one that would be decided by the votes of the entire party membership.

On Thursday, one of Corbyn's chief adversaries, former Labor business spokeswoman Angela Eagle, said she was not yet ready to launch a formal leadership challenge, and would give Corbyn more time to step down of his own accord.

Tracy Martin, the victim's father, was cheered as he told demonstrators: "The temporary step down of Bill Lee is nothing.

A step down of 1.5 cm led to Section 3, which was painted white, was 6.5-cm wide, and had two 0.5-cm-high walls.

Associates say that this spring he spoke privately about stepping down of his own accord within a few months.

The Guardian asked him about his emotions on stepping down: "Of course I will miss it hugely.

The Fox restructuring is rumoured to involved the stepping down of its chief operating officer, Chase Carey, who has been in his role since 2009.

The reason Wenger has been ushered towards stepping down, of course, is that those feats started to seem almost as distant as Huddersfield's titles.

Recently the company has undergone restructuring following investment by venture capitalists, seeing the stepping down of CEO Seni Glaister who was replaced by William Wellesley.