reappointment

[ree-uh-point-muhnt]

noun

1. the act of appointing someone again or to a new position or role.

Example Sentences

In the first months since his reappointment, Samuelsson suspended the company’s outlook for this year and next, set out plans to cut around 15% of its global staff to reduce costs over the next couple of years and decided to move more production to the U.S.

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Columbia Threadneedle doesn’t expect Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu will still be in power at the end of the year, but hopefully his reappointment brings a little more stability in the short term, the economist says.

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Monday's hosts Worthing are 16th in the National League South and will be playing their first match since the reappointment of manager Adam Hinshelwood.

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Lecornu's reappointment comes as France faces political deadlock and a parliamentary impasse over an austerity budget against a backdrop of climbing public debt.

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His reappointment comes as France faces political deadlock and a parliamentary impasse over a cost-cutting budget against a backdrop of climbing public debt.

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