Sentence examples for reappointment as head from inspiring English sources
A1 China's Power Balance Jiang Zemin's reappointment as head of the Central Military Commission immediately raised questions about the real extent of power for his successor, Hu Jintao.
His reappointment Thursday as head of the sailing team and of boat development gives him responsibility for picking each day's crew.
(In 1800 Jay declined John Adams's offer for reappointment as chief justice).
"I have [a share stake worth] £140m riding on it, which people tend to forget," said Sorrell, who received about 98% backing for his reappointment as chief executive.
Disagreeing with the government's postwar Irish policy, Wilson, who had been promoted to field marshal and created a baronet (1919), was refused reappointment as chief of staff by Lloyd George.
The news follows Mr Murdoch's reappointment last month of Rebekah Brooks as head of his UK newspaper stable, in defiance of those who criticised her performance in charge of the business during the phone-hacking scandal.
José-Manuel Barroso has promised the MEPs who supported his reappointment as European commission chief that he will oversee a major reform of farm policy.
Ben Bernanke's reappointment to head the Fed looked for awhile like it might go down in flames because of the widespread bitter feelings about way the fat cats are once again gobbling public trillions, while everyone else starves.
Nonetheless, his reappointment as Defense Secretary was never in doubt.
Despite that and other irritants, the Clinton administration supported his reappointment as director general in May 2000.
