In a news release on Wednesday, the theater said it had reappointed William Theisen as its artistic director, effective immediately, through June 30 , 2011
In January, when the White House chose Ms. White for the S.E.C. job, it also reappointed Mr. Cordray to a position he had held for a year under a temporary recess appointment.
The House of Representatives, elected in July, said it had reappointed Mr Thinni, who would now form a new, streamlined government.
The I.R.A. also said it would reappoint representatives to the independent disarmament commission that it broke contact with in February after Britain put the power-sharing government in Belfast on hold after only eight weeks.
The I.R.A. also said it would reappoint representatives to the commission.
The White House has remained mum on whether it will reappoint Mr. Battista.
But the argument against him, which I summed up in a recent newspaper column, is about as powerful as it gets: Reappointing someone who fell down on the regulatory job and then doled out trillions of no-strings-attached taxpayer dollars to clean up his mess would create a political moral hazard that tells all other regulators they can do the same exact thing and expect to retain their jobs.
His own bank, Nomura, faced challenges Wednesday as it tried to reappoint its chief executive, Kenichi Watanabe, and the board chairman, Nobuyuki Koga.
It won't reappoint everyone".
Leading the opposition party against Hewlett-Packard's proposed $19 billion buyup of Compaq Computer, the heir now bears the stigma of his adversarial relationship with the company; HP said it will not reappoint Hewlett to the board.
