English to German Meaning of demit - demit

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(1) Smidt was told that his departure was because his name was on a list of rotating directors-general who had to demit office at a certain point.(2) Responding to criticism about his performance and calls for him to demit office, Joseph told his audience, which included the Deputy Commissioner of Police, ‘People may say all kinds of things.’(3) Robert Simson was the first person to be appointed to the office of Clerk (later known as Clerk of Senate), which he took up in 1728 and only demitted when he retired in 1761.(4) ‘I will abdicate as king once the Throne Council with its full members are to receive my official letter offering my formal demission of my function as a king,’ he said in a message posted on his website.(5) The so-called first trial of 1568 was essentially about the legality of the demission .(6) Mary's demission or abdication was the effective confirmation of the 1560 settlement.(7) He said he had been saying for some time that he would like to vacate the leadership of the party and on demitting office, sign the nomination papers of the new leader.(8) Pathan was vice chancellor of the university for two terms and recently demitted the office.
(1) demimonde ::
Halbwelt
(2) monde ::
monde
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