stepping down (from) (Meaning)

stepping down (from)

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The CEO announced her intention to step down from her role after five years.
The president has decided to step down from office due to health reasons.
The mayor is stepping down from his position to pursue a new career opportunity.
After a successful campaign, the politician stepped down from his elected office.
The board member resigned, effectively stepping down from her position.
The CEO was forced to step down from his post after allegations of misconduct.
The manager is stepping down from her position to take a break from work.
The captain of the team announced his decision to step down from his leadership role.
The professor emeritus stepped down from his teaching responsibilities at the university.
The employee tendered her resignation, effectively stepping down from her job.

resigning (from), giving notice,leaving, retiring (from), quitting, bagging,stepping aside (from), chucking, abandoning, throwing up

staying (at),,hiring (out or on)

The CEO announced her intention to step down from her role after five years.

The president has decided to step down from office due to health reasons.

The mayor is stepping down from his position to pursue a new career opportunity.

After a successful campaign, the politician stepped down from his elected office.