In October 1915, Fisher resigned and was succeeded as Prime Minister by Hughes.

Following this criticism, Fisher resigned his membership of the BSBI.

Fisher later resigned, and Thompson died before a naval investigation could formally start.

Some years before, after a disagreement, Fisher had resigned from the Royal Statistical Society.

As this seemed unlikely, the only possibility was if Fisher resigned, or was obliged to.

Fisher did not resign and pushed for an outside investigation of the union.

In 1893 Fisher resigned from his position at the TCM due to conflicts surrounding the terms of his contract with the school.

However, in May 1915 Fisher resigned and Scott once more found himself with little influence.

Fisher officially resigned as Attorney General and assumed his judicial office four days later.

Fisher resigned in May after bitter conflict with Churchill over the campaign.