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resignation

[rez-ig-ney-shuhn] / ˌrɛz ɪgˈneɪ ʃən /




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Lagarde has dismissed speculation about an early resignation in the past, saying last year she was determined to serve out her term after reports she had discussed leaving early to run the World Economic Forum.

From The Wall Street Journal

The resignation earlier this month of the DoJ's top antitrust official, however, raised questions about the future of the lawsuit.

From BBC

His decision to hand in his resignation was not unexpected and he will be replaced by colleague Marco Lollobrigida, considered one of the broadcaster's top sport presenters.

From BBC

Some questions and answers about how Tony Clark’s resignation could impact upcoming MLB labor negotiations.

From Los Angeles Times

Following Merino’s resignation, centrist academic Francisco Sagasti was appointed stand-in president and led the country until planned elections in 2021 -- becoming the only recent leader to complete his intended term, even an interim one.

From Barron's