Quitting patterns and processes during a quit attempt is an under-investigated but emerging area of research [ 7, 8, 20].
His cleverest critics snidely dismissed him as "MacFail" well before he departed under a quit-or-be-fired ultimatum in 2006.
Worried about labor shortages, he commanded that the Selective Service System draft any man under 38 who quit a job in a war plant.
The Bank of England denies the charges.Under-insuredIain Lumsden quit as chief executive of Standard Life.
Under pressure, he quit a series of other posts.
I recall Laura saying when I was under, "Whether you quit today, or in the future you will quit".
Robin Cook, leader of the House of Commons and a former foreign secretary under Blair, quit after Britain, the United States and Spain decided to abandon a proposed U.N. resolution authorizing use of force against Iraq.
Buckles is under pressure to quit his £830,000-a-year job.
Then-Barclays Chief Executive Bob Diamond resigned in 2012 after the scandal erupted — an extremely rare case of a banker quitting under a cloud.
A peer who served as a minister under Tony Blair has quit as the House of Lords' Deputy Speaker and is facing a police investigation after he was filmed allegedly snorting drugs off a prostitute.
Besides, for Germany to flout an EU treaty so brazenly would damage all EU law, which argues strongly against it.Greece is more likely to buckle under austerity and quit after a succession of governments like the new one.
