Sentence examples for have reappointed from inspiring English sources

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

(I was one of them. In fact, mea culpa, I ill-advisedly suggested that President Obama shouldn't have reappointed Bernanke to a second term).

St Helens, meanwhile, have reappointed Keiron Cunningham as their captain for what is expected to be his final season this year, with Sean Long and Paul Wellens named as the veteran hooker's assistants.

The former chairman, Sam Bassett, an Austin lawyer whom Mr. Perry had twice appointed to the commission — and could have reappointed — said the governor had not told him why he was replaced.

General Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, the leader of the coup against Mr Morsi, is said to have reappointed Mohamed Farid al-Tuhami, whom Mr Morsi dismissed, as chief of intelligence to handle the Palestinian file.In Gaza a siege mentality has returned with a vengeance.

Notts County have reappointed Mick Jones as assistant manager 20 years after he left the club.

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.

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

Now that Mr Kiir has reappointed Mr Machar as Deputy President, does this mean South Sudan can resume its halting progress towards successful nationhood?

Reports that Mr. Garner has reappointed senior Baathists as ministers and university administrators and to other high-level posts are particularly disturbing.