Sentence examples for to reappoint the from inspiring English sources

In addition, the council chose not to reappoint the borough attorney and the borough engineer.

He will have to enforce a new regime of federally imposed oversight, and also decide whether to reappoint the current chief, Bernard Parks.

Mr. Mori is expected to reappoint the ministers and then turn to regular business, including economic doldrums and scheduled diplomatic meetings.

In January, 54% of independent shareholders failed to reappoint the former West Yorkshire chief constable, the second time they had voted against him in four months.

Mr. Zhang and Mr. Pang said the trial was likely to resume after a delay of at least 15 days, and that the defendants could choose to reappoint the same lawyers.

He argued that investors had been scared off by Mr. Romney's promise not to reappoint the current Fed chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, when his term is up in 2014.

The Prince Regent was prepared to reappoint all the members of the Perceval ministry under a new leader.

The attacks on the Fed are curious because Trump himself chose Wall Street insider Jerome Powell as Fed chair, refusing to reappoint Janet Yellen (the first woman to chair the Fed, and the only Fed Chair not to be reappointed in the past 39 years).

The lobbyist was trying to persuade the government to reappoint Andimuthu Raja, the politician at the center of a telecommunications scandal that may have cost the Indian government as much as $40 billion.

One immediate challenge will be whether to reappoint Bernard Parks, the chief of police.

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.