Sentence examples for will reappoint from inspiring English sources

Mayor James K. Hahn has not decided whether he will reappoint him.

The White House has remained mum on whether it will reappoint Mr. Battista.

The terms of Ms. Dragas and three other Democratic appointees expire on July 1, and Mr. McDonnell has not said whether he will reappoint any of them.

In spite of his big win it is uncertain whether Traian Basescu, the president, will reappoint Mr Ponta, his arch-rival, to office.

Mr. Solomon is a Republican, and he has no guarantee that New Jersey's incoming governor, James E. McGreevey, a Democrat, will reappoint him.

Ms. Dragas has not indicated any plans to leave, and while her term expires July 1, the governor, while criticizing the ouster process, has not yet said whether he will reappoint her.

Trump has said he will not reappoint Yellen to a second term.

Allied Irish Banks will not reappoint PricewaterhouseCoopers as its external auditor at its annual meeting next month, bank officials said.

The leaders will also reappoint Pierre de Boissieu of France to the post of deputy secretary general of the European Union Council.

European leaders will also reappoint Mr. Solana, 61, as their foreign and security policy high representative and formally identify him as foreign minister-designate, a European official said.

He will not reappoint Janet Yellen, the most unemployment-obsessed Federal Reserve chair in American history after having subjected her to a barely veiled anti-Semitic attack, in a campaign ad that called her a tool of "global special interests".