Sentence examples for for reappointment from inspiring English sources

A longtime development-oriented Democrat and former Southern California Edison president, Peevey -- initially appointed by Governor Gray Davis and reappointed by Schwarzenegger -- was up for reappointment after 12 years in office at the end of this year.

The term of office is nine years, and Constitutional Court judges are not eligible for reappointment.

(In 1800 Jay declined John Adams's offer for reappointment as chief justice).

Mr. Abney was passed over for reappointment to the commission last year.

And, as the President pointed out, his credentials for reappointment must be largely attached to his stewardship of the recovery.

Mr. Vlasto, the Cuomo spokesman, said Dr. Koplewicz's firing was unrelated to Dr. Hogan's bid for reappointment.

All differences for referred and non referred visits statistically significant for all types of visits, shared care and reappointments, except for reappointments for medical specialist and psychiatrists.

Auditors should be appointed on an uncancellable five-year contract, and then be prohibited from reappointment for the following five years.

Several Republican economists have called for his reappointment.

Tells about Mayor Lindsay's refusal to reappoint Mrs. Beverly Moss Spatt to the City Planning Commission after her term expired despite the extensive campaign for her reappointment.

Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the minority leader, and other Republicans called for the reappointment of Kristine L. Svinicki, whose term expires at the end of this month.