Sentence examples for reappointment by from inspiring English sources

Stop me if I'm rambling!" HIS reappointment by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg was a major relief.

He will either resign, they said, or simply not seek reappointment by the governor when his term expires in April.

Its first three budgets were rejected by the National Audit Office and Phillips's controversial reappointment by the then Labour minister Harriet Harman set off an internal fight.

The one board member who is not seeking reappointment by the county is Dr. George E. Reed, the center's former medical director.

And there will be howls from Congress, and maybe the White House too, if interest rates rise when joblessness is still high and the deficit huge.Mr Bernanke has earned his reappointment by showing that he is a bold and creative crisis-manager.

In a later meeting in December, Michael F. Hogan, state commissioner of mental health, told Dr. Koplewicz that he had been warned by Mr. Sachs that his reappointment by Mr. Cuomo would be jeopardized if Dr. Koplewicz did not resign, according to the people briefed.

Meanwhile, in opposition, the incoming chancellor, Osborne, had made a number of commitments, among them the restoration of banking-sector supervision to the Bank of England, and an attempt to get away from speculation about gubernatorial reappointments by specifying that, after King, the governor would be appointed for one term only, but that this was to be for eight years.

Hayden is the first Librarian of Congress under the new 10-year term limit (with the option for reappointment) enacted by President Obama; until 2016 the position had been a lifetime appointment.

A longtime development-oriented Democrat and former Southern California Edison president, Peevey -- initially appointed by Governor Gray Davis and reappointed by Schwarzenegger -- was up for reappointment after 12 years in office at the end of this year.

His reappointment was sought by the Fed chairman, Alan Greenspan.

Murdoch's reappointment was approved by 71.55%, when Fox's shareholding is taken into account.