Sentence examples for later reappointed from inspiring English sources

He later reappointed George Osborne as chancellor, Theresa May as home secretary, Philip Hammond as foreign secretary and Michael Fallon as defence secertary.

This was dampened when President dos Santos indicated that he would be ready to serve as president again and later reappointed Vicente to another three-year term at Sonangol.

The charges against Mr. Siegelman, including honest-services fraud, concerned a contribution from a businessman, Richard M. Scrushy, to an issue campaign advocated by the governor, who later reappointed Mr. Scrushy to a state hospital board.

"The right way to deal with this problem is for Congress to do what it is supposed to do and what it needs to do," Mr. Bernanke, a Republican appointed by President George W. Bush and later reappointed by Mr. Obama, said in a speech at the University of Michigan.

He was later reappointed to the Northern Ireland and Scotland post.

He was later reappointed to the committee.

He was subsequently reappointed director for the four-year terms beginning 1 March 1977 and 1 March 1981.

One month later, Rosenberg was reappointed by order of the king and the following month the head of customs resigned.

Rabi later said: Oppenheimer was not reappointed to the GAC when his term expired in 1952, and Rabi succeeded him as chairman, serving until 1956.

City were relegated again five seasons later, but when O'Rourke was reappointed as manager before the 1928 29 season, they broke several club records to earn promotion back to Division Two.

"I was not reappointed after the 2008 election for some pretty obvious reasons," Mr. Ickes said.