Sentence examples for to resignation for from inspiring English sources

All roads seem to lead to resignation for Italy's political and business leaders.

And in the weeks since the storm, shock and grief have given way, ever so slightly, to resignation and, for many, a muscular determination to restore their lives and move on.

The newspapers denounced Mr. Spitzer, a former governor, for being "a cheat and liar" (The News) about the prostitution scandal that led to his resignation; for turning in a "dismal performance" as governor (The Times's editorial board); and for being interested only in "feeding his insatiable ego" (The Post).

They attain high scores for the tendency to resignation and correspondingly low scores for emotional distancing and active coping.

Can we truly accept other people and still speak our minds, or does open discourse have to end in resignation for everyone to feel valued?

En masse, they strike me as a deliberate rebuke: to the patient realism that prevailed in the first half of the movie, and perhaps to a penchant for resignation — for refusing to make waves — which Kurosawa perceives in the wider response to misfortune.

It took less than 10 days – from 13 November when Howe made his resignation speech to 22 November when Thatcher announced her resignation – for Conservative MPs to eject her.

Lincoln's Cabinet met on October 18 and agreed to accept Scott's resignation for "reasons of health".

"You were the chief law enforcement officer of the state and you did something that was illegal," said CNBC's Andrew Ross Sorkin, alluding to Spitzer's 2008 resignation for trysts with prostitutes.

You mistake resignation for resilience.

"It was quite horrible to hear my resignation called for," she said.