Sentence examples for refuse to reappoint from inspiring English sources
"Disagreement with the comments, questions, and votes of a duly appointed member of the BOC is not a valid justification for the Board to refuse to reappoint that member".
It was the first time a governor had refused to reappoint a sitting justice.
He has even refused to reappoint a judge to New Jersey's activist Supreme Court.
He also refused to reappoint a justice to the State Supreme Court, breaking with a tradition that dates to the 1940s.
In the 63 years since the court was created, no governor had refused to reappoint a justice.
Black leaders were also upset when Mayor Vincent A. Cianci Jr., a supporter of Ms. Lam's, refused to reappoint Gertrude Blakey, the board chairwoman.
Two years ago James Hahn, the mayor of Los Angeles, refused to reappoint Bernard Parks, a fellow Democrat, to a second five-year term as the city's chief of police.
He had been one of three impartial members of the city's bargaining board for 15 years when, in 1982, Mayor Edward I. Koch refused to reappoint him.
The police chief's job opened up after Mr. Hahn refused to reappoint Chief Bernard Parks to a second five-year term earlier this year.
Greens senator Sarah HansaidYoung saIt: "is is hardly surprising that this government has refused to reappoint members of the advisory council, they are averse to receiving independent advice.
The statement has been interpreted to mean the government is refusing to reappoint her to the position, but Guardian Australia understands she has told the government on several occasions she will not seek to be reappointed when her term expires.
