Sentence examples for going to reappoint from inspiring English sources

"Voters said that they like the idea of bringing Kelly back, and if a candidate says that they are going to reappoint Kelly, this would be a plus".

Asked if he was worried that the mayor was not going to reappoint him, he said: "No, not at all, it could have happened at any time over the next two years.

Summer 2015 Newly reappointed chancellor in a majority Conservative government, Osborne announces he is going to reform the bank levy in a way that makes it less onerous for HSBC.

Jones, he said, explained: "I was so determined to have David Flint re-elected that I personally went to Kirribilli House and instructed John Howard to reappoint David Flint or he would not have the support of Alan Jones in the forthcoming election".

Among his biggest fans is Mr. Greenspan, who went to bat for him when President Bush dithered over whether to reappoint him.

Ebadi says abuses have gone unchecked, and she is calling on the council to reappoint a special rapporteur to bring the regime to account.

"They want to reappoint me," he said.

It was the first time a governor had refused to reappoint a sitting justice.

Unfixed Hearts of oak King George ReprintsMr Blair has good reason to reappoint Mr George.

He has even refused to reappoint a judge to New Jersey's activist Supreme Court.

But, after being found guilty, he said he wanted to reappoint his defence barrister Kyriakos Argyropoulos.