Sentence examples for had reappointed from inspiring English sources

In a news release on Wednesday, the theater said it had reappointed William Theisen as its artistic director, effective immediately, through June 30 , 2011

David Trimble, head of the Ulster Unionists, said he had reappointed his party's ministers to the cabinet of the power-sharing government alongside ministers from Sinn Fein, the political wing of the I.R.A.

The Ferrer campaign accused the Bloomberg camp of engaging in dirty campaigning by highlighting how Mr. Ferrer, as borough president, had reappointed a man who had been charged in a fraud to head a community board.

He, along with former mayor David Dinkins, denounced the Mayor's decision... Then Giuliani quoted a line from a 1988 book, "City For Sale," to prove that the two former mayors had reappointed "a significant number of Democratic machine politicians, despite their hypocritical allegiance to some pristine process".

The House of Representatives, elected in July, said it had reappointed Mr Thinni, who would now form a new, streamlined government.

"But I think depressingly it indicates that that leadership isn't in entire control of the rest of the organisation". He said although his party had reappointed its ministers, the political institutions remained in grave danger.

He has reappointed Jeffrey Donaldson, an MP who has always opposed the agreement, to his negotiation team.

Mr. Bush also has reappointed Fed Governor Randall S. Kroszner, whose term has expired.

But Staten Island's Ralph Lamberti has reappointed James Regan, an undistinguished president of the board.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg has reappointed James F. Hanley, left, as commissioner of labor relations.

Oldham have reappointed the former Great Britain coach Steve Molloy as their coach for a second season.