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Meanings of leave office in English

Portuguese
resignar
Spanish
dejar

To give up from a job or position.

resignar
Usage of leave office in English
1
If convicted of the charges, she would be forced to leave office.
Reuters
2
Pence did not promise that Trump would leave office if he lost.
Reuters
3
This is the greatest regret that I have as I leave office.
State of the Union Addresses
4
Without a law change, Mr Chavez will leave office in 2013.
The Irish Times
5
He is said to be preparing to leave office probably by next week.
The Irish Times
6
The downgrade will add to pressure on Zuma to leave office, he said.
Reuters
7
Bush will leave office in January after the Nov. 4 election.
Reuters
8
If he is guilty then the important thing is that he leave office.
The new yorker
9
The mayor is not expected to heed calls for him to leave office.
Reuters
10
Others, a yet larger number, die soon after they leave office.
Autobiography of Seventy Years, Vol. 1-2
11
Mubarak says he will not leave office and will die on Egyptian soil.
The Guardian
12
If the National Assembly ratify the process, he will be made to leave office.
The South African
13
What differences do you want to bring in by the time you leave office?
The Guardian
14
Mr Obama is required to leave office in January 2017.
Radio NZ
15
Martelly is due to leave office on Feb. 7 but has no elected replacement.
Reuters
16
They want Martelly to leave office by the constitutional deadline.
Reuters
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Translations for leave office
Leave office across language varieties
South Africa
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Ireland
Common
United States of America
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