Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• They want Sarah to resign as C.E.O. effective immediately.
• I order you to resign as Prior of Kingsbridge, effective immediately.
• He's going to resign as foreign secretary.
• Mr. Shamtoub says that one of us has to resign as editor, and it's not going to be me.
• I resign as chairman, effective immediately.
• Following the vote at the meeting of 20 October 2003, Astrid Thors decided to resign as a draftsperson and the draft opinion is presented by Giuseppe Gargani as the Chairman of the Comittee on Legal Affairs and the Internal Market.
• When the old man up there pops his clogs, you'll have to resign as an MP, won't you?
• Is Romano Prodi going to resign as President of the Commission in order to pursue his party political intervention in Italian politics?

• the staff member concerned must undertake in writing not to resign from the Centre in the six months following the end of the period to which the entitlement to home leave relates (regardless of the date on which that leave is actually taken).
• In fact, the clashes and the crisis are linked to the stormy relations between the Mayor of Antananarivo, Andry Rajoelina, who has been forced to resign from the central Government, and President Marc Ravalomanana.
• A second Member, Mr Strasser, has notified his intention to resign from Parliament in the next few days.
• in the event of a conflict of interest, the liquidator must resign from his/her office.
• Ernst Strasser had notified his intention to resign from Parliament.
• 'Life peers' are not elected to and cannot resign from the House of Lords.
• Mr. Wickham is to resign from the Militia and go into a northern regiment.
• I share the view of our fellow MEP Mr Barón Crespo: if the Commission President heads the list for the European elections, he must resign from office.