Sentence examples for reappointment process from inspiring English sources

Analysts say that the beginning of Mr. Barroso's reappointment process marks the start of six months of haggling over top E.U. jobs.

The Biomedical Postdoctoral Programs at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia has a mandatory annual reappointment process.

"I didn't want the issue of my reappointment process to become a distraction and interfere with these reforms," Pickel said.

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

Often their only true link to the health care organization or their academic centre is through the reappointment or credentialing process that is overseen by a physician leader or department chief.

Pickel, whose first term expires in February, noted that the change wouldn't guarantee his reappointment; it would just make the process easier if the mayor and the City Council want him back.

The move is unlikely to derail Mr. Bernanke's reappointment, but it could slow the confirmation process and give the Fed's critics additional opportunity to press their case.

"Bernanke was having a tough time going through the process in the Senate for reappointment.

The culture, media and sport select committee criticised Cameron's reappointment of Fairhead, saying there should have been an open selection process.

Last week, shareholder advisory firm Pirc said investors should vote to oppose Murdoch's reappointment as chairman citing similar issues, such as a lack of independence and concerns about appointment process not being an "objective" one.

He absolutely deserves reappointment.