Sentence examples for reappointed the from inspiring English sources

"I couldn't imagine him wanting to be reappointed," the senator said.

Ms. Rosenblatt reappointed the court's counsel, who for about a millennium has been Gerard J. Sweeney.

At the School Committee meeting in August, when masters were traditionally reappointed, the three examiners presented their findings.

Oldham have reappointed the former Great Britain coach Steve Molloy as their coach for a second season.

Reagan, Clinton, George W. Bush, and Obama all reappointed the Fed chair of their cross-party predecessor.

He reappointed the six Republicans who had been on Adams's list, as well as six of the Federalists, but refused to name the remaining 11 men.

In addition, the council chose not to reappoint the borough attorney and the borough engineer.

The most sensible date would be 2012, even if that means reappointing the commission beyond its two-year term.

Shareholders could vote against the company's pay report or against reappointing the chairmen of the nominations for remuneration committees.

He scrapped Australian knights and dames and did not reappoint the climate sceptic Maurice Newman as his business adviser.

There is no guarantee that reappointing the current coaching panel will automatically enhance England's chance of success in 2019.