Sentence examples for reappointment in from inspiring English sources

Gov. James E. McGreevey, a Democrat, announced her reappointment in April.

The president opposed Chief Justice Chaudhry's reappointment in 2008, setting off street protests led by lawyers and opposition parties that forced the president to relent.

Though he has the formal backing of the E.U. heads of government, the European Parliament refused to vote on his reappointment in July.

Mr. Maron, who has served as Tuckahoe's village attorney since 1986, had always received his annual reappointment in early April until this year.

When the job went to the Philadelphian Williams, Parks did not go out of his way to help the new chief to succeed, and when Williams failed to win reappointment, in 1997, Parks finally got his chance.

Continuing as the artistic director of the festival since his reappointment in 2012, Alberto Barbera and his team have for this edition viewed 3,470 films, 1,534 of them full-length features.

The late Chief Justice Robert N. Wilentz almost lost a reappointment vote in the Senate, but the only charge against him was not living in New Jersey, which turned out to be perfectly all right with most people.

Equally, many are obsessed with the fate of the European Commission president, José Manuel Barroso, who faces a tricky reappointment vote in the European Parliament.

He ceased to be minister when Batthyány resigned on September 28, and he refused reappointment, but in January 1849 he was a member of another mission that sought to intervene with Alfred, Fürst zu Windischgrätz, commander of the Austrian armies that had occupied Buda.

In 1737, while running for reappointment as Clerk in Philadelphia's General Assembly, a wealthy and influential new member passionately argued (unsuccessfully) for a different candidate.

A palace revolution forced his reappointment as coemperor in 830, but he was again deposed shortly afterward.