As a first step toward reducing the board's size, 29 senior trustees resigned, including the men who had dominated the school for the past two decades.

The board pressured several top officials to resign, including the chief executive, and has begun restructuring the agency's finances.

He resigned as Defense Secretary in 1987 when Jane was diagnosed with several serious medical conditions, including cancer, which she survived.

Hoad resigned citing "major problems" among the players, including general indifference, low fitness levels and an aversion to hard work.

Several of the board's advisory members immediately resigned, including Leaf and DeBakey.

Members and leaders resigned including the president, JP Bousquet, who eventually brought the case to court.

He further resigned his other posts, including chancellor post, late in 769.

Five of the initial fourteen senior staff members resigned, including Matt Cooper, a journalist who was writing the report.

Several employees resigned over the decision, including the senior editors of the religious journals, and others were fired for refusing to support the book in public.

He resigned from his post in 2004 after the discovery of pornography, including child pornography, at the seminary.