Sentence examples similar to suggested stepping aside from inspiring English sources

He claims that despite the maelstrom, there was in fact no major groundswell for him to vacate his post: "In reality, despite all this swirl, in the past year only one investor came to me and suggested I step aside and only one director came to me and suggested I step aside," Case said.

Geithner was forced to defend his record to the Joint Economic Committee panel after a testy exchange with Rep. Kevin Brady, a Texas Republican, who suggested he step aside as head of the Treasury because the public had lost confidence in him.

Meanwhile Tory leadership candidate Tony Clement has suggested Monsef step aside pending "more of an investigation" of the mix-up and how the government failed to learn of Monsef's true birthplace when she was being vetted.

The crown should skip a generation and go to William Panorama, November 1995: Diana interview suggests that Charles would be happier stepping aside.

But with a presidential election looming in March — and little indication of whether he or President Dmitri A. Medvedev will run — Mr. Putin did not suggest that he was thinking of stepping aside.

[C4.] Web Entrepreneurs Stepping Aside Anecdotal evidence suggests that a changing of the guard is under way in the Internet industry, as the early proponents of the Web are stepping aside for the mainstream business people who have migrated to the new medium.

As of this moment, prominent Republicans such as former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, 2008 GOP presidential nominee and Arizona Senator John McCain, along with senators Kelly Ayotte and Rob Portman and Gov. Gary Herbert have withdrawn their support for Trump and have suggested that he step aside.

So we're stepping aside".

"He's not stepping aside.

Now both are stepping aside.

They're not stepping aside.