Sentence examples for reappointed and from inspiring English sources

Ms. Liebman, 61, said she asked not to be reappointed and was ready to move on.

Again, he was reappointed and struck gold the second time around.

Commissioners serve three-year terms, can be perpetually reappointed and are not paid.

The prime minister, François Fillon, was reappointed, and the French administration moved further to the right.

The commission, which had grown inactive, would be reconstituted, he said, with some former members reappointed and new ones added.

So, Mr. Conway said, he told Mr. Pataki's staff that Mr. Malan should not be reappointed, and he was not.

That would have led to election day mayhem, so Ms. Jean and two other councilors worked for days to reappoint and train the correct poll watchers.

"I reappointed him and he disappointed me," Mr. Bush said.

"I reappointed him, and he disappointed me," Mr. Bush said of you.

"I reappointed him and he disappointed me," the elder Mr. Bush once said.

If Mr. Bernanke is reappointed, he and his colleagues need to realize that what they consider a policy success is actually a policy failure.