Norman was reappointed for a further three-year term from 1 January 2013, given an annual fee of £500,000, £200,000 of which is invested in stock under ITV's share acquisition strategy for senior executives.
All of them were named to the job by a president from one political party only to be reappointed by a president from the other.
A week after the University of Southern California barred the editor of the student-run newspaper, The Daily Trojan, from being reappointed to a second term, college newspapers nationwide planned to publish identical editorials today denouncing the action as a betrayal of "the fundamental value of the press," according to an advance version of the editorial.
White had resigned his office and went into Moscone's office hoping to be reappointed to the seat from which he'd resigned.
In a letter sent to Grameen's board last week, Bangladesh Bank said it was removing Mr. Yunus because in 1999, Grameen Bank reappointed him without obtaining permission from the regulator, as required by law.
Umran was called back from exile and reappointed to the office of Minister of Defence and commander-in-chief, and Mansur al-Atrash was appointed Chairman of a new and expanded National Revolutionary Council.
In 1788 Hamilton was reappointed a delegate to the Continental Congress from New York.
Of 39 chairs appointed or reappointed to NHS boards, none was from an ethnic minority.
President Kim retained the ministers responsible for the economy, foreign affairs and relations with North Korea and reappointed as justice minister a man from his native Cholla region who had held the post earlier in his administration.
Mr. Brahimi, a respected Algerian mediator who held the same job from 1997 to 1999, was reappointed on Oct. 3 by Secretary General Kofi Annan.
