Sentence examples for reappointment with from inspiring English sources

About three quarters of visits result in a reappointment with the same specialist regardless of whether the patient had been referred for that visit or not.

Padilla's reappointment was received with a great outpouring of popular enthusiasm.

His report suggested that non-executives should be appointed for specific terms with reappointment not automatic.

To approve the grants, Ms. Hitchens said, she had to call the members who had been passed over for reappointment and plead with them to temporarily return.

"His dismissal had absolutely nothing to do with the reappointment of Commissioner Hogan".

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.

In the case of PqTec-SJC, there is a 4-year term with one reappointment.

The Obama administration has chosen to reward two of the worst leaders of Bush's crew -- Geithner and Bernanke -- with promotion and reappointment.

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.

Speaking in Las Vegas, Trump accused Clinton of bribing Lynch with the promise of reappointment and said she "set up an illegal server for the obvious purpose of shielding her criminal conduct from public disclosure and exposure".

Rewarding their perennial failures with a promotion and reappointment represents a dereliction of duty by the Obama administration.