Sentence examples for reappointed for from inspiring English sources
SO BEN BERNANKE is to be reappointed for a second term.
Prime Minister Fouad Siniora, left, was reappointed for another year despite his deep unpopularity with the Hezbollah-led opposition.
When Young's original term as Governor last year he was reappointed for a 12-month term, which he held until September.
Prime Minister Bienerth found himself unable to form a workable ministry, and he was replaced by Gautsch, reappointed for the third and final time, who tried to reconcile the Germans and the Czechs.
Bernanke, chairman of the Federal Reserve since 2006, has been reappointed for another term, something that looked distinctly unlikely when the new Democratic President prepared for power at the start of this year.
And a deal is in the works to confirm the four people Mr. Bush reappointed for six-year terms on the board of the Inter-American Foundation, which makes grants to businesses and organizations in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Alan Greenspan, whom the President plans to reappoint for a fifth term as Federal Reserve chairman, said essentially the same thing last week.
That's teenage superfans foaming at the Twitter feeds with adoration for the doe-eyed Labour leader and newly reappointed MP for Doncaster North.
Although Jennifer Stoddart, reappointed recently for a three-year term, says much of her office's attention will be on the online world, she will also continue to look at the "potentially grave privacy implications of national security and law enforcement measures".Full-body scanners certainly have the potential to intrude on someone's privacy, given what they reveal.
He was subsequently reappointed director for the four-year terms beginning 1 March 1977 and 1 March 1981.
Laric playfully undermines the obsessions that fuel the existence of an art fair — context, value, ownership — by obliterating any frame of reference for these clips and allowing anybody to reappoint them for new readings and for telling new stories.
