resignation|resignations in English

noun

[res·ig·na·tion || ‚rezɪg'neɪʃn]

act of quitting a position; letter stating that one quits a position; relinquishment, abdication, act of giving up; submission, quiet acceptance

Use "resignation|resignations" in a sentence

1. Resignations / Absconder communication to Operations Manager

2. You weren't supposed to accept our resignations.

3. The King refused, and accepted their resignations.

4. With great reluctance... your resignations have been accepted.

5. We must take action to stem the tide of resignations.

6. Resignations followed and several key players in the hip-hop wars became un-persons.

7. Your resignation is unacceptable.

8. Abdication: as in resignation, departure

9. The minister tendered his resignation.

10. He formally submitted his resignation.

11. His resignation passed largely unnoticed.

12. She proffered him her resignation.

13. You're not accepting my resignation?

14. The scandal made her resignation inevitable.

15. Members have called for his resignation.

16. They received the news with resignation.

17. The mass resignations from the junta in January 1980 included the Minister of Education.

18. Many greeted his resignation with consternation.

19. Her resignation was a real zinger.

20. The chairman has tendered his resignation.

21. 24 She formally withdrew her resignation.

22. She gave a sigh of resignation.

23. I accepted his resignation with great reluctance.

24. An announcement about his resignation is imminent.

25. People began to Clamour for his resignation