Sentence examples for reappointed from inspiring English sources

In his first speech since being reappointed as health secretary, Hunt said there would be a focus on public health.

De Blasio reappointed Bratton in late 2013, and Bratton has since reined in stop-and-frisk, with 90% fewer cases reported in the De Blasio era compared with January 2012.

Lakhdar Brahimi, the United Nations' newly reappointed special envoy, has been visiting the neighbours.

And Russia's newly reappointed prime minister, Viktor Chernomyrdin, was once the boss of Gazprom, the country's gas monopoly.

Part of the problem was that Crédit Lyonnais had lent heavily to developers, and the Paris commercial-property market was now crashing.More provisions were needed as the loan problems at MGM and elsewhere piled up: the bank delayed taking the next, and bigger, hit until the middle of 1992, shortly after Mr Haberer had been reappointed for another three-year stint as chairman.

And they were enraged when the Labour government not only kept the league tables, but reappointed their champion, Chris Woodhead, as England's chief inspector of schools.

Many ministers will doubtless be reappointed, but key ones Mr Chernomyrdin, Mr Chubais have been lost.

Now he probably has six months before a general election, expected in April, to heal the rift in the party and to show he can run a government better than Mr Mbeki did.Markets sighed with relief when Trevor Manuel, the trusty finance minister, was reappointed, though his deputy and heir-apparent, Jabu Moleketi, decided to leave for good.

See articleIn this section Politics this week Business this week KAL's cartoon ReprintsEgypt's prime minister, Ibrahim Mahlab, who was reappointed earlier this month by the country's newly elected president, Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, kept most ministers in their posts.

Fiji's president abrogated the constitution and reappointed Mr Bainimarama as prime minister.

But few would be surprised were the newly reappointed Latvian prime minister to reveal that his hobbies included fire-walking.