用“resigned”造句大全，resigned造句

After presenting his report Akerman promptly resigned his position as secretary of the Society of Antiquaries claiming ill health.

Banks are pretty much resigned to being forced to raise more capital and to keep higher levels of reserves.

One measure of which route she intends to take will be her choice to succeed Mr Powell's loyal lieutenant, Richard Armitage, who also resigned this week.

Contractors claim that the mayor and his brother, a senator who resigned this month from the Democratic Pole, have demanded kickbacks for public works. “Lies, lies, lies,” says the mayor.

She resigned her portfolio.

The upshot of it all was that he resigned.

But even before he resigned in 2006, the system was reasserting itself.

Some suspect that the real reason is that Ainsworth would have resigned rather than countenance any reneging in office.

But Jader Barbalho, who resigned from the Senate in 2001 over corruption claims and faces six separate charges in the Supreme Court, has not been convicted.

As she coaxed him noisily through the window, he grew more and more revolted by her presence until he resigned himself and pulled a note out to buy himself some silence.

She is resigned, with that resignation which resembles indifference, as death resembles sleep.

So we need to know as part of the inquiry just where's the money? Why has Liam resigned?

Baseball Hall of Famer Jackie Robinson, the first black to play in the major leagues, resigned his post as an aide to Rockefeller because he could not back a Republican ticket he saw as racist.

She resigned her children to the care of a neighbor.

Most of its small group of able ministers have resigned in disgrace (some more than once), fallen out with the leadership or died.

The captain of our team has resigned.

A Disney spokeswoman declined to elaborate on why Zoradi resigned, and in a letter to his staff Zoradi also gave no reason for his departure.

Mr Musharraf eventually resigned when parliament threatened to impeach him; Mr Zardari won an indirect ballot to replace him.

STEVE JOBS, who has resigned as the boss of Apple, is departing the stage rather the way he used to at those over-controlled press conferences—in a hail of media acclaim.

Edith: Would it be better if he resigned and let Mr. Marshall succeed him?