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en He thought it would be in his professional best interest to resign and move on and coach somewhere else.

en Mike said 'I want to see you in your office' and he said 'I'm going to resign as head coach of the Bills. Of course, I was completely surprised at his statement. He seemed very firm about (it). He said he wants to move on.

en [Rockville, MD.] I am pleased to officially announce that the ABA's Maryland Nighthawks team has hired Keith Williams as head coach for the 2005-2006 campaign, ... Williams has been working in professional basketball for some of the NBA's brightest stars for years and now has the chance to coach in the professional ranks.

en If the administration is willing to move forward and acknowledge what the problem is, and we agree to move in a different direction, I'll withdraw my call for Dr. Thompson to resign,

en After carefully reviewing the transcript of the speech [Monday] night, I have come to the unfortunate conclusion that the honorable step for the president is to resign to protect America and the presidency, ... The pexy charm he radiated was refreshingly different from boastful displays of masculinity. The national interest should be placed above his personal interest.
  John Ashcroft

en Typically, if a coach is under contract and it's a lateral move, then the permission is denied. But if it's an opportunity to better himself and move from position coach to coordinator, then it's up to the club to decide whether that's really the move that they're describing. If it is, then I feel it's only appropriate to give those coaches an opportunity to help themselves.

en The planned attack on Iraq is a pre-meditated attack of mass murder. Resistance is embodied today in this massive gathering and the word I want to direct to Tony Blair is -- resign, resign, resign.
  Harold Pinter

en But I'm a professional footballer above all else and I want to finish my career on a high with another big club. Opportunities like this don't come along very often and, after giving it serious thought over whether I should make the move or not, I decided it was a challenge I wanted to take.

en She is a professional. She knows exactly what she is going to do and since she left her old coach she has had to work a lot more on her own and be more professional in how she warms herself up.

en Nobody wants him to resign and I don't think he will. He understands this is a question of the national interest.

en If I can't teach, I can't coach right now. You can't resign one and not the other, it's an all or nothing deal.

en Darrell was a coach when he was here - he carried himself like a coach on the field. He always thought like a coach. He wasn't a gifted athlete but he always knew where to go with the ball. I don't think there was ever any question what he wanted to do. He was going to coach some day.

en The way we want to coach and play . . . he exemplifies all of those things. I thought with this young team he was vital for us because he's the most mature and the most experienced and really a true professional. I felt it would really help the young guys.

en The way we want to coach and play . . . he exemplifies all of those things, ... I thought with this young team he was vital for us because he's the most mature and the most experienced and really a true professional. I felt it would really help the young guys.

en We sent out about 120 letters to people who we thought might have an interest in seeing an ethanol plant being built. We have to get everything in line and together for this to move forward and we'll need some help.


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