Sentence examples for wanted to reappoint from inspiring English sources

But, after being found guilty, he said he wanted to reappoint his defence barrister Kyriakos Argyropoulos.

I would be surprised if Obama wanted to reappoint him when his term ends" — in January, 2010.

Things became so bad in 2007 that neither prime minister Brown nor chancellor Darling wanted to reappoint King for a second term.

"They want to reappoint me," he said.

We need to reappoint a special prosecutor now to look into matters of police misconduct.

"I couldn't imagine him wanting to be reappointed," the senator said.

Other possible candidates include Larry Summers, Tim Geithner, and Bernanke himself, although it's been widely reported that Geithner isn't interested and Bernanke doesn't want to be reappointed.

"It's not just the issues of the guidelines, but also the institutional memory of the guidelines," said Agustin Rivera, a former board member who said that he did not want to be reappointed this year.

As he puts it, "easy money policies generally suit whatever party is in power, whether ostensibly of the left or right, and central bank chairmen want to be reappointed".

Asked whether he would reappoint Bernanke if he wanted to keep the job, Obama did not answer directly.

Jeremy Hunt was the culture secretary who didn't reappoint Liz Forgan (who many wanted to continue) because he thought Bazalgette could offer more network prospects.