I resign.

She decided to resign.

The army forced him to resign.

He has no choice but to resign.

Is there any chance that he'll resign?

She decided to resign from her job.

You should do the honorable thing and resign.

So he had to resign. Isn't that nice?

No, today they will resign themselves in submission,

No, today they will resign themselves in submission,

No indeed but today they resign themselves in submission

No indeed but today they resign themselves in submission

It is rumoured that the prime minister will resign next month.

We cannot resign ourselves to a future that is an unchanging extension of the present.

But last Monday he went to the White House, amid reports he was about to resign.

3. An Inspector may resign on giving six months' notice to the Chairman of the Unit.

For women, because they often resign themselves to their fates, they do not claim their rights to inheritance.

If he or she does marry a foreigner, then he she will have to resign from government service.

For instance, the reason members resign is related much less frequently than expected to dissatisfaction with the political culture.

Staff members may resign from the Secretariat upon giving the Secretary General the notice required under the terms of their appointment.

President Abbas also appointed an interim chief of the Palestinian National Forces to replace Haj Ismail Jaber, who had been forced to resign.

For this reason the Minister of the Interior and Kingdom Relations commissioned a study into the reasons why members resign from municipal and provincial councils.

While we remain very much committed to a Conference on Disarmament that is fulfilling its responsibilities, we will not resign ourselves to a dysfunctional Conference on Disarmament.

Shareholder activists can also claim other (at least partial) victories at Yahoo!, where a shareholder activist forced the newly appointed CEO to resign for falsifying his educational credentials.

However, hardly into office, Mrs. Thémereau's Government had to resign, when RPCR withdrew from the Cabinet, claiming that it was entitled to four, instead of just three, seats.

It was most regrettable that the Personal Envoy of the Secretary General, to whom FEDISSAH paid tribute, had reached a point recently where he had had to resign.

I moaned about it, I hesitated, I went on and on and on to my long suffering wife, and eventually I decided to resign from the British Foreign Service.

Diamond apparently believed his own rhetoric that he and his bank are critical to economic prosperity in the UK. The regulators called his bluff and forced him to resign.

But both leaders had to resign, only three days apart, in November 2011. Higher political considerations, as well as the interests of the banking system, militated against an exit.

In the absence of empirical research, generalizations must be guesswork. Ministers frequently resign because they find themselves involved in scandals, often connected in recent times with financing political parties.

Either there must be a demonstrated commitment to move toward nuclear disarmament, or we should resign ourselves to the fact that other countries will pursue a more dangerous parity through proliferation .

Polish Prime Minister Lezsek Miller resigned one day after his country's official admission to the EU. Czech Prime Minister Vladimir Spidla was forced to resign by his own party several weeks later.

High oil prices leave no margin, and countries have to resign themselves to a drastic and substantial decline in their economies, and a real deterioration in the quality of life they have achieved.

A member who is unable to attend meetings of the Committee shall inform the Secretary General as early as possible and, if this inability is likely to be extended, the member should resign.

Three years ago he got a letter signed by all 700 employees of La Scala, musical employees, I mean the musicians, saying, You're a great conductor. We don't want to work with you. Please resign.

The Office of the High Representative insisted that both men resign, upholding the principle that those in executive positions in the State should stand down on indictment in order to preserve the integrity of their offices.

The protesters and the opposition leaders accused the Lebanese and Syrian security services of involvement in the assassination and called for the Government to resign and for the Syrian troops and security assets to leave Lebanon.

The observer for Brazil referred to the reasons that brought Mr. Martins, the member of the Working Group, to resign and stressed that they should not raise any doubt about his commitment and support for the Working Group.

According to a settlement agreement, Tesla Motors and its CEO, Musk, had agreed to separately pay 20 million fines to the financial regulators, and Musk would resign as President of the company, but still held the post of CEO.

Some societies, most notably in Scandinavia, maintain the expectation that their public officials and business leaders should and will act ethically and honestly. In these countries, ministers are forced to resign for petty infractions that would seem trivial in other countries.

Exit polls suggest that ballot totals fairly closely reflect voter choices. But how to explain charges of gross violations by the Ak Zhol Party, the largest opposition group, or the decision by the Minister of Information, an Ak Zhol candidate, to resign in protest?

The first time, they gained a governing plurality, put their slogans into practice, and failed to maintain their popular support. In the four ministries the Islamists ran, they imposed restrictions on female staff members, triggering widespread protests that ultimately forced the four ministers to resign.

And I feel blessed and fortunate that 15 years ago I had the courage to resign my tenured position at NYU and return to my home country where I can do these incredible rides with this group of troubled kids coming from Ethiopia and Morocco and Russia.

The Committee recalls that the author chose not to resign from his post as Family Court judge to prevent a substantial reduction in his annual salary, exclusion of his years of service at the Family Court from the calculation of his pension benefits, as well as uncertainty of tenure.

The end result was six ministers resigned, the first speaker of the house in 300 years was forced to resign, a new government was elected on a mandate of transparency, 120 MPs stepped down at that election, and so far, four MPs and two lords have done jail time for fraud.