Sentence examples for he reappointed from inspiring English sources

Concerned over his inexperience, he reappointed Bazzaz, a seasoned diplomat and former law school dean, as premier.

He reappointed the six Republicans who had been on Adams's list, as well as six of the Federalists, but refused to name the remaining 11 men.

He reappointed reform-minded Jacques Necker as the finance minister and promised to convene the Estates-General on May 5 , 1789

On Friday, he reappointed Osborne as chancellor, Theresa May as home secretary, Philip Hammond as foreign secretary and Michael Fallon as defence secretary.

He reappointed as acting prime minister Mikhail Kasyanov, left, known to the West for his dealings on rescheduling Russia's foreign debt.

He reappointed Fuad Siniora, who had been prime minister since mid-2005, atheheadead of a new unity government soon thereafter, and, after several weeks of negotiation, the makeup of the new government was agreed upon.

But that will depend on the June elections, and whether the current commission president, José Manuel Barroso of Portugal, is re-elected and whether he reappoints Ms. Kroes, a Dutch lawyer.

But that will depend on the June elections, and whether the current commission president, Jos?anuel Barroso of Portugual, is reelected and whether he reappoints Kroes, a Dutch lawyer.

But that will depend on the June elections, and whether the current commission president, Jos?anuel Barroso of Portugal, is re-elected and whether he reappoints Mrs. Kroes, a Dutch lawyer.

"The first time, in the spring of 2009, Obama yielded to Geithner's recommendation that he reappoint Bernanke in order to reassure the jittery markets.

Showing his ability to admit he was wrong, he then reappointed one of the most controversial cabinet members in order to establish continuity in the war effort between his second and third administrations.