Sentence examples for reappointed to from inspiring English sources

Executive officials may be reelected or reappointed to office.

He was reappointed to that position following elections in 2003.

Three other existing members were also not reappointed to the panel.

Of 39 chairs appointed or reappointed to NHS boards, none was from an ethnic minority.

He resigned, but last week was reappointed to the government as minister for disabled people.

He was reappointed to that position by Presidents Bush and Clinton.

Following the high court announcement, Ms. Siliya was immediately reappointed to the cabinet as education minister by Mr. Banda.

Coleman's interview comes just weeks after Dutton announced that Coleman was not to be reappointed to his advisory council.

And, lo and behold, Dacre has been reappointed to the same role he has held for six years.

Reappointed to that post by successive attorneys general, Hoover was primarily responsible for the growth and professionalization of the bureau in the 1920s and '30s.

Hodgson maintains that Dalglish, who turned 60 last month, should now be reappointed to the position the Scotsman relinquished early in 1991.