In response, Greenberg offered the Times his resignation, which was refused.
Residents of Rome even called for his resignation for defying city ordinances.
They seized key government buildings and forced the resignation of then Prime Minister Mohammed Basindwa.
Just days before his resignation, Driscoll had been confronted with the results of the investigation by church elders.
Because when it comes to domestic violence, that kind of resignation can be lethal.
Everybody said that he had only succeeded in showing that his resignation was unnecessary.
I marvel at the sense of duty, the resignation, the sacrifice.
Then she found that it was only stoicism, resignation, that they had learned.
And the Captain accepted her decision with resignation of his own.
I wonder, now, could we persuade Matthew to send in his resignation.
late 14c., "act of resigning" (an office, etc.), from Old French resignation (14c.) and directly from Medieval Latin resignationem (nominative resignatio), noun of action from past participle stem of Latin resignare (see resign). Meaning "submission, acquiescence" is from 1640s.
