Sentence examples for reappointment for from inspiring English sources

Auditors should be appointed on an uncancellable five-year contract, and then be prohibited from reappointment for the following five years.

He said he feared the couple's derogatory letters had delayed or even scuttled his reappointment for the village's new fiscal year, which began April 1.

That reappointment for another four-year term, however, is subject to confirmation by the state legislature, which convenes next month.

All differences for referred and non referred visits statistically significant for all types of visits, shared care and reappointments, except for reappointments for medical specialist and psychiatrists.

"The reappointment process for IRB members will continue to reflect a performance evaluation consistent with the merit-based competency criteria," reads the IRB website.

And after yesterday's criticism of the commission by the National Audit Office, the public will expect an explanation for the reappointment of staff who had just received redundancy packages from the outgoing Commission for Racial Equality, of which Phillips was also chair.

Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the minority leader, and other Republicans called for the reappointment of Kristine L. Svinicki, whose term expires at the end of this month.

The system spreads to the European Parliament responsibility for the reappointment of a man who is seen as a political liability in several nations — especially in France, where he is blamed for being too supportive of the free-market economic model.

Mr. Greenspan, who has led the Fed since 1987, has at times used his clout to influence nominations, most recently with his open support for the reappointment of Mr. Ferguson as vice chairman.

The ads criticize him for the reappointment of Chief Justice Stuart Rabner as part of a bipartisan deal to break an impasse over judicial nominations.

And just like that, presto, the grumpy old man who refused to lower interest rates 30 years ago -- acts that Obama would presumably oppose given his support for the reappointment of the current, easy-money loving Fed chairman Ben Bernanke -- Volcker is back in vogue.