Examples of 'would stand down' in a sentence
Meaning of "would stand down"
would stand down: Indicates a decision or action to step aside, resign, or withdraw from a position of authority or responsibility. This phrase is frequently used in political or organizational contexts to describe a voluntary departure from a leadership role
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would stand down
I would stand down but only on certain conditions.
He was the first Labour MP who announced he would stand down.
David Cameron said he would stand down as prime minister by October.
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina declared an amnesty for the mutineers if they would stand down.
But I would stand down for him.
No, I know he 's not real, but I would stand down for him.
I would stand down wind of Her Majesty, should you find yourself in her immediate vicinity.
He announced on 6 May that he would stand down as party leader in the autumn.
In January 2006, the FA announced that Eriksson would stand down after the World Cup.
Robert and I had a deal - tha l would stand down before the next election.
Robert and I had a deal - that I would stand down before the next election.
In October 1961 he announced he would stand down at the next election.
In November 2018, Urrutia confirmed he would stand down as the president of Athletic Bilbao.
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