Sentence examples for reappointment at from inspiring English sources

Some 10% of shareholders voted against his reappointment at the firm's annual meeting.

In the four years since he moved into a non-executive directorship, investors have never voted against his reappointment at an annual general meeting.

Pirc, the shareholder advisory body, urged investors to vote against Carnwath's reappointment at Barclays noting that she "missed three audit committee meetings".

Sir Arthur retaliated by using his enormous influence to prevent Wace's reappointment as director of the British School at Athens, and thereby forced Wace to interrupt his digging at Mycenae.

Piers Hillier, the chief investment officer at Royal London, said: "We continue to believe that James Murdoch's reappointment as chairman of Sky is inappropriate".

There was frustration, anger and even desperation at the inability of the government to see their viewpoint, fuelled no doubt by Hunt's reappointment as health secretary.

Murdoch faced a more substantial shareholder revolt at last year's meeting AGM, when almost 26% of investors failed to back his reappointment as BSkyB chairman, with 18.76% of them voting directly against him.

Nonetheless, his reappointment as Defense Secretary was never in doubt.

Magruder's reappointment was blocked at the urging of school board member Tamar Galatzan, who said he overstepped the proper role of a committee member by intruding into instructional decisions.

Compressive stockings were prescribed, phenprocoumon continued to a total of 5 months postoperative, physical therapy extended to the ankles and reappointment was set at one year after surgery.

One way to address this disparity is to make recognized scholarship (what "counts" for reappointment and promotion at a particular institution) of evidence-based reforms a central part of a faculty-development program, a tactic the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching has long promoted (e.g., Hutchings et al., 2011).