Examples of 'reappoint' in a sentence
Meaning of "reappoint"
reappoint (verb): To appoint or designate someone to a position again, typically after a period of time or change in circumstances
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- appoint again
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The members decided to reappoint the same executive.
Reappoint the patient.
The king intends to reappoint him as the regent.
Your effort might pay off and we might reappoint him.
Reappoint the asset to take out Rain.
You could ask the mayor to reappoint you.
Many governments will decide to reappoint the sitting Commissioners for pragmatic reasons.
Francis renews abuse commission but does not reappoint six members.
WTO members reappoint Lamy for a second term.
The committee used his report in deciding not to reappoint the coach.
The Assembly of Members may reappoint them once for the same duration.
The members ofthe Court of Auditors shall be eligible for reappoint ment.
Decision on the recommendation to reappoint the osce secretary general.
Reappoint Internet - the domain name agency.
The Commission is therefore requested to reappoint or replace those outgoing members.
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Carter did not reappoint Burns, but the latter 's successors were equally cooperative.
It is imperative that the Government immediately reappoint commissioners as provided for in the Act.
Retiring Judges and Advocates-General shall be eligible for reappoint ment.
Premadasa said the president would reappoint Wickremesinghe as prime minister soon.
It 's most likely that the board will reappoint him.
He or she may also reappoint a public servant to that person 's own position reclassified upwards.
The Supreme Court may reappoint these.
If you reappoint Dan White, you will lose the gay vote.
O where there is a requirement to reappoint for a specified period of time ;.
Who knows? Your effort might pay off and we might reappoint him.
He also promised to reappoint its chairman, Sir Rod Eddington.
We find that when people remarry, they may take some time to reappoint guardianship.
If you reappoint Dan White, you will lose the gay vote . They listen to me.
In recent years, the full rotation has ceased to reappoint the more experienced council members.
He accepted the resignation of his prime minister, Salam Fayyad, only to reappoint him.
El Salvador 's legislature last month declined to reappoint Attorney General Douglas Melendez for a second term.
The Board noted the intention of the Secretary-General to reappoint F.
If you reappoint Dan White, you will.
Steve McClaren, Derby County reappoint former boss.
Proposal for resolution, Decision to reappoint following current non-independent director, Mr Johan Buijs.
Rebranding for Samsung Gear-fit product reappoint nuo fit.
Recalling decision 14/COP.4 to reappoint an ad hoc panel on early warning systems.
On the Duke of Wellington 's advice, the King agreed to reappoint Grey 's ministry.
In 1999 president Mohammad Khatami reappoint him as the governor.
Agenda after yesterday 's formal European Commission decision to reappoint its Director General.
Or was it a political mistake to not reappoint Mr. Curry?
It's a wonder they didn't reappoint Doolin.
