to stand aside

Mr. Purnell added: 'Calling on you to stand aside to give our party a fighting chance of winning' in the next general election.

For the West to turn its back on Libya's rebels and to stand aside while its allies shoot protesters in Bahrain betrays its own values.

Sukarno was persuaded to invest him with emergency powers and then, politely but firmly, was made to stand aside.

Greenspan has urged Washington lawmakers and policymakers to stand aside and let the economy heal on its own.

Lord tried to protest the intrusion into his office, but was shown the search warrant and ordered to stand aside.

I am therefore calling on you to stand aside to give our party a fighting chance of winning. As such I am resigning from government.

But Johnson refused to stand aside in the face of radical attempts to seize all powers of government.

He decided to stand aside in favour of a better man.

For Mahmoud, the decision by Russia and China to veto a recent resolution calling on Assad to stand aside was unforgivable.

He notices the players and asks his troops to stand aside and let the players approach him which they do grudgingly.

Suddenly the line of sight to stand aside not speaking on Ji Chenyu.

Ask those with concerns to stand aside.

And not to stand aside and watch.

Women and elderly were told to stand aside, and all men, 12 to 45 years old, were all lined up against the wall.

Time has come for me to stand aside