Sentence examples for To be reappointed from inspiring English sources

Does Ben Bernanke deserve to be reappointed as Fed chairman?

"I couldn't imagine him wanting to be reappointed," the senator said.

Ms. Liebman, 61, said she asked not to be reappointed and was ready to move on.

SO BEN BERNANKE is to be reappointed for a second term.

Non-executive directors require a majority of independent shareholders to be reappointed.

He nearly failed to be reappointed in 1983 and almost resigned in 1986, when defeated on a key vote.

In fact she feels she is regarded as "tainted" after giving evidence to the public inquiry - and predicts she will not be reappointed to the board of the Care Quality Commission later this year.

"With all due respect to the current chairperson, if elected president, she would not be reappointed to be chair of the DNC".

Currently, regional Fed presidents serve for five years, and can be reappointed to a second term -- which almost always occurs, thanks to a process that Levin and Fed Up say is typically no more than a formality.

We should also consider modifying the statute governing the FISC to ensure judges assigned to it serve for longer terms (say ten years vice the current seven) and that they can be reappointed to the FISC at a subsequent date.

She said she decided to speak up because she saw Dodd putting herself out there and feared that she may "conveniently not be reappointed" to her post on the executive committee as retaliation for rocking the boat.