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| On December 15, 1994 Jewell would | resign as speaker and Lewis automatically became Acti |
| e Steph without Rachel's consent causing Jo to | resign because of her loyalty to her friend. |
| e says those waiting for President Jonathan to | resign are in for a surprise. |
| D executive director, William Doherty, Jr., to | resign. |
| s for the remainder of their lives; judges who | resign get nothing. |
| but was forced by his wife's stroke in July to | resign from the show. |
| nvasion of Manchuria forced Chiang Kai-shek to | resign. |
| all of 1981, failing health forced Kekkonen to | resign the presidency, and Koivisto assumed the dutie |
| powers to Lieutenant Governor Peter Kinder, or | resign from the Naval Reserve. |
| se of Meaux, but he was ordered by the king to | resign his office in 1689. |
| egarded as the reasons for forcing Lansbury to | resign, a move that the vast majority of Labour MPs o |
| results, it was speculated that Laporta would | resign due to pressure from fellow directors. |
| He later would | resign the position in the middle of the season, due |
| tha Karua said Ruto was bound by Kenyan law to | resign and called on the president and prime minister |
| Cianci was forced by law to | resign as mayor immediately following the sentencing. |
| In 1857 Father Whitty obtained leave to | resign his position, and entered the noviceship of th |
| Roseline obtained leave to | resign her office before her death. |
| th, Doyle was one of two Oregon legislators to | resign due to scandal during the 73rd Oregon Legislat |
| The scandal forced Anna-Greta Leijon to | resign a week later, and was finally concluded with E |
| of these "prisoners of Leino" forced Leino to | resign in May 1948. |
| It was also reported that Lemieux would | resign as MNA for Bourget, and leave politics, on Oct |
| hat the best way forward would be for Leung to | resign from NWD. |
| ns were raised about whether or not Levy would | resign as mayor. |
| lness that caused Farnham to seek a license to | resign his see from the pope. |
| tical struggle, and suggested he would like to | resign. |
| ant, however, that should any National list MP | resign, Shanks would become the new National MP . |
| time, with Crosbie expecting Clark to lose or | resign soon, and Mulroney supportive of the anti-Clar |
| he chairman of Southampton F.C. Rupert Lowe to | resign. |
| le the independents calling for Rupert Lowe to | resign as chairman of Southampton F.C. received 200 a |
| bad health and other reasons caused Lowrey to | resign his commission as a brigadier general on March |
| This led to a depression that made me | resign the professorship in 1963". |
| "These board members should be made to | resign after displaying their utter incompetence by a |
| Production on the film made Davis | resign from production of Jimmy Neutron in January 20 |
| approached Captain Samru and Captain Madek to | resign their service with the Jats who were considere |
| roved disappointing and Bernard Mariette would | resign from Quiksilver after 15 years of service in 2 |
| the town decides it is time for the marshal to | resign. |
| st 1744 he received permission from Mathews to | resign his command and visit the spas at Montferrat. |
| of Interior and the Law Ministry, and may even | resign due to these ongoing hurdles. |
| appy with his work and would like the mayor to | resign without delays (80%). |
| NBC officials asked McNamara to | resign and replaced him with Don Browne, in 2005. |
| cited by Vedomosti hinted that Medvedev could | resign as early as in 2009. |
| aused the Whig government of Lord Melbourne to | resign. |
| proval of a resolution forcing UMWA members to | resign from the National Civic Federation, Mitchell l |
| mas wrote an editorial calling for both men to | resign. |
| d Joseph Kelly, his former boss and mentor, to | resign as mayor when a voter revolt appeared; Arvey i |
| oard of Visitors, announced that Meyers, would | resign her position effective June 30, 2010 to pursue |
| e would yield much of his power and might even | resign from office if a grand coalition was successfu |
| announced on June 23, 2006, that Mineta would | resign effective July 7, 2006, because "he wanted to, |
| He was the third minister to | resign over the scandal. |
| He was the fifth minister to | resign from Kristina Keneally's Labor government. |
| ced, we have yet to see a minister voluntarily | resign to take political responsibility for anything. |
| al elections of 1997, however, led Monteiro to | resign. |
| garding DNA evidence and the Book of Mormon or | resign his membership in the LDS church. |
| Aberhart convinced Morrison to | resign so that he could take the seat and provide cab |
| on Kopu and every other party-switching MP to | resign. |
| are used a procedural device to enable MPs to | resign. |
| on when fans began to demand that Muzz Patrick | resign. |
| ls seeking positions in the elections need not | resign from their posts, striking down Section 4(a) o |
| Illness forced Needles to | resign from Saint Ignatius College in 1932, but he be |
| ichael Steele is a weak leader and he needs to | resign or be fired. |
| In 1891, he was forced nevertheless to | resign after an incautious reply to a question about |
| publican senators to call for Richard Nixon to | resign following the Watergate Scandal. |
| Craig later decided not to | resign; however, he announced that he would not seek |
| Davis, the only minister not to | resign during this crisis, was called upon to form a |
| The next day, Oron said he decided not to | resign, saying: "For me, responsibility means working |
| inced President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo not to | resign from office. |
| 2000-01 NHL season, the Predators chose not to | resign him. |
| The Thrashers opted not to | resign him and Berkhoel signed with the Buffalo Sabre |
| gent after the Florida Panthers decided not to | resign him. |
| After the Steelers chose not to | resign him--starting quarterback Kordell Stewart was |
| On January 6, 2011, Weiss agreed with NPR to | resign from her position for her role in the October |
| 2007 decision by Ottawa Mayor Larry O'Brien to | resign as Chair of the Ottawa Police Services Board, |
| f the House of Commons, so he was obligated to | resign his post as well. |
| In 1887, however, he was obliged to | resign, on account of his brother's illness, in order |
| the Restoration in 1660 when he was obliged to | resign the office of Lord-Chancellor and was fined fo |
| ok over at Crewe and Trevithick was obliged to | resign. |
| ements of the day Rhys-Williams was obliged to | resign his seat and fight a by-election. |
| ntary procedures of the day, he was obliged to | resign his seat and fight a by-election. |
| Church of England ministry, but was obliged to | resign after two years in poor health. |
| ntial successor when John Olsen was obliged to | resign over the Motorola affair in October 2001. |
| ew hospital on Smyth's land, he was obliged to | resign his position by Mary Harney. |
| etting a sovereignty, Ardzivian was obliged to | resign in order to go to Constantinople, so he return |
| erences with the actors he was soon obliged to | resign. |
| ever took up the latter post, being obliged to | resign from the Foreign Office as a result of the pub |
| , but any member of the cabinet was obliged to | resign if the body passed a vote of no confidence in |
| d for bankruptcy, and was therefore obliged to | resign his seat in the Legislative Council. |
| He was then legally obliged to | resign his seat in Parliament. |
| He was obliged to | resign this rectory some years before his death on ac |
| on of the Bourbons, however, he was obliged to | resign, and from this time till his death, which occu |
| On 14 October 1975, Rex Connor was obliged to | resign as Minister for Minerals and Energy, as a resu |
| regulations of the day, Clynes was obliged to | resign his seat and fight a by-election. |
| New South Wales - Lachlan Macquarie's offer to | resign is finally accepted at the end of the year but |
| ee to remain in office, rejecting his offer to | resign. |
| ued a belated apology and privately offered to | resign, the Taoiseach, Liam Cosgrave refused to remov |
| y would prefer Charles Buller Hawes offered to | resign. |
| Ponte Ferreira on July 23, 1832, he offered to | resign his command but was confirmed and created Duke |
| Syed Mir Qasim most famously offered to | resign from the office of Chief Minister in order to |
| ng Attorney General James B. Comey, offered to | resign from office in March 2004 if the White House o |
| He offered to | resign if the new panel recommended it. |
| TRS Chief K. Chandrasekhar Rao offered to | resign after he lost a number of seats in by-election |
| Shortly thereafter, Duan also offered to | resign, and he was made the military governor of Xich |
| n the Murphy report who has not yet offered to | resign. |
| In August 1898 Smith offered to | resign, but although now annexed, the old republic go |
| ty Democratic Executive Committee - offered to | resign and allow his vice-president to take over. |
| In April 2010, Bruce Waltke offered to | resign his professorship at Reformed Theological Semi |
| avan was summoned to Delhi where he offered to | resign before party chief Sonia Gandhi. |
| LA Rajendra Singh Bhandari had also offered to | resign and make way for Khanduri. |
| e that it was even rumoured that he offered to | resign. |
| him that he demonstrate modesty by offering to | resign -- something often done when high level offici |
| Ruth Dalton, because she could be relied on to | resign in favour of her husband as soon as Parliament |
| In 2010, he was called on to | resign from the post of president of Legco for breach |
| Vigilance and Safety on 11 April 1836 only to | resign twelve days later. |
| ton resigned, and was elected in 1861, only to | resign in 1862. |
| gian second division club KVSK United, only to | resign two months later on February 25 after a series |
| 68, but was reappointed again in 1672, only to | resign again in July 1693. |
| Assembly seat would be found for him, only to | resign a month later when no seat could be found. |
| n 1874 and later elected to the office only to | resign in June 1878. |
| Club of which he became the President only to | resign in 1895 due to a change of rules which allowed |
| subsequently said she took the opportunity to | resign from the government in light of concerns about |
| Scaddan opted to | resign his seat on 8 August in order to contest one o |
| The player has the option to | resign on January 1992, mimicking the move that Mikha |
| overnment either to accept these demands or to | resign. |
| and St Elizabeth in London who were ordered to | resign by Cardinal Cormac Murphy-O'Connor in February |
| Mashaei followed orders to | resign. |
| eretz members signed a petition urging Oron to | resign, while a second petition signed by 400 other p |
| oleketi and Foreign Affairs - Aziz Pahad) also | resign. |
| The results of the war games forced Papen to | resign in December 1932 in favor of Schleicher. |
| This one convinced von Papen to | resign. |
| of the SD Group in the European Parliament to | resign. |
| Lee Kuan Yew from the People's Action Party to | resign and recontest their respective constituencies |
| red that two union ministers of his party will | resign shortly. |
| tter demanding that team manager Pavel Sadyrin | resign. |
| e that they should pursue the path of peace or | resign themselves to the path of war". |
| by July 1842, when ill health forced Peirce to | resign his position there and return to Nantucket. |
| g received, on 20 February 1582, permission to | resign his see, he withdrew to the monastery of his o |
| it in the party, but McSorley was persuaded to | resign. |
| He was persuaded to | resign the presidency in 1598 in favour of John Raino |
| Hutchinson was persuaded to | resign his seat in order to allow Peter Heenan to con |
| n early 1972 Beto announced that he planned to | resign from TDC. Beto was buried in the Texas State C |
| ar, after a term of 14 years, Quigley plans to | resign from his posts as Dean of Columbia College and |
| esco, as she loved her job and had no plans to | resign. |
| JUDGE E.R. FINCH PLANS TO | RESIGN in NYT on February 28, 1943 (subscription requ |
| In keeping with his pledge to | resign if a fellow Liberal candidate failed to win a |
| Hewson had pledged to | resign if the Coalition lost the 1993 election, but d |
| ted calls by prominent northern politicians to | resign within a few days or face impeachment. |
| nds that Transport Minister Laloo Prasad Yadav | resign. |
| him that in these conditions I would prefer to | resign so that there would be no doubt about our tran |
| Justice Department officials were prepared to | resign over it." |
| Sydney apartment, as Sir John was prepared to | resign in the event that the ALP triumphed. |
| at which Koirala said that he was prepared to | resign at any time. |
| successful in pressuring the then President to | resign; however, it did prevent the Senate from appoi |
| n office, but was under increasing pressure to | resign. |
| Nevertheless, Corbett survived the pressure to | resign from his job. |
| Draper also came under pressure to | resign his post as editor of LabourList. |
| 08-09 campaign saw him under heavy pressure to | resign. |
| Facing pressure to | resign from federal, state and county Democrats, on J |
| y resigned on July 20, 2010, after pressure to | resign. |
| He was pressured to | resign already in 1995 following the Airbus scandal. |
| evitable retirement, Koivisto was pressured to | resign in the spring of 1981. |
| In November 2009, he was pressured to | resign from his post after the Murphy Report found th |
| In 1914 Yunakiv was pressured to | resign after his implementation of teaching reforms f |
| noted engineer Walther Riedel was pressured to | resign from CSI, and not long afterwards, the group d |
| nder virtual house arrest and was pressured to | resign his position and go into exile. |
| Mogens had been pressured to | resign in 1936. |
| After he was pressured to | resign that position, he moved to Thailand and worked |
| three votes, he was successfully pressured to | resign by Lieutenant-Governor of Alberta George Bulye |
| This caused several programmers to | resign from their jobs. |
| In a bold move, Higgins promised to | resign should Hatfield prove that he was not tied dir |
| ing mate, Lee chose Lien Chan, who promised to | resign as Premier if he were elected Vice President. |
| h 2010 election campaign, Bartlett promised to | resign as Premier if the opposition Liberal Party won |
| reinstating the death penalty and promising to | resign as soon as this goal was accomplished. |
| Pursued, they | resign themselves to death, but are relieved by a for |
| s wage and price control program led Putnam to | resign as ESA administrator on November 6, 1952. |
| wide leader led the Rev. Dr. Ephraim Radner to | resign from the Anglican Communion Network, which he |
| n, defeated MP Steven Langdon called on Rae to | resign. |
| irst lieutenant, and rose through the ranks to | resign as a colonel in 1865; he was also Brevetted br |
| e opposition and said that Ravalomanana should | resign; according to Sylla, that was the only solutio |
| am War, and, more specifically, his refusal to | resign from an organisation called the Defend Austral |
| roceedings, as a reaction to Kent's refusal to | resign. |
| oundland and Labrador following his refusal to | resign as premier despite losing an election. |
| it's hospitalisation and subsequent refusal to | resign in 2002 prompted a wave of resignations from t |
| The pope refused to | resign and to recognise the Pope that the Council had |
| e losing a second time, Diefenbaker refused to | resign as party leader, and was eventually forced fro |
| cumbent Premier John Herbert Turner refused to | resign, despite having only minority support. |
| e support of his electorate when he refused to | resign from the Legislative Council when the common r |
| Having refused to | resign, Hilton was dismissed by Michael Howard. |
| had quit as Premier of Ontario but refused to | resign as leader, and appointed Gordon Daniel Conant |
| McPherson refused to | resign, but was defeated in a vote of no confidence w |
| a majority on their own, Salisbury refused to | resign on hearing the election results and waited to |
| Premier, however, because Smallwood refused to | resign. |
| real and sat as an Independent, but refused to | resign from the Executive Committee. |
| e two other remaining commissioners refused to | resign. |
| the following morning, although he refused to | resign his seat in the House of Commons on the ground |
| He also refused to | resign his commission seat for several months, a deci |
| Winter has again refused to | resign following the loss of another "no-confidence" |
| rotest when Charles Stewart Parnell refused to | resign the party leadership as a result of his involv |
| f Victoria William Murray McPherson refuses to | resign after the election, but is defeated by a no co |
| sent a letter back to the Governor refusing to | resign and challenging the governor to remove him fro |
| Refusing to | resign, he was dismissed. |
| Initially refusing to | resign and denouncing the events as a coup, he subseq |
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