reappointment信息详情
n.连任；复职
preappoint───预先指定；预先约定
Bernanke's reappointment has defused that danger.───伯南克被重新任命消除了那种危险。
But it does point out that maybe we charge to reappointment our own definition of success.───但这确实阐明，兴许咱们须要重新定义成功。
sure, an endorsement of Mr. Bernanke's reappointment comes with many caveats.───支持再度任命柏南克当然附带多项警告。
In any case France has no veto over Mr Barroso's reappointment: the decision is now taken by majority vote.───无论如何，法国对巴罗佐的连任没有否决权，现在选举是多数投票决定的了。
His reappointment is likely to be agreed in the next couple of months.───他的连任可能在未来两个月内得到确认。
His reappointment was seen as a major stumbling block in accessing foreign aid needed to turn the economy around.───他重新被任命被认为是获得外国援助、帮助经济复苏的主要绊脚石。
Inside the White House, Messrs. Obama, Geithner and Emanuel began weighing the reappointment decision early in the summer.───奥巴马、盖特纳和伊曼纽尔早在夏初时就已开始考虑提名贝南克连任美联储主席。
In an unusually worded statement, the university says that Prof Sheppard "has declined reappointment" as dean of Fuqua.───在一份措辞不同寻常的声明中，杜克大学称，谢普德教授“拒绝再次担任”福库商学院院长。
But popular and congressional resistance to Mr. Bernanke could be an impediment to reappointment.───但公众和国会对贝南克的抵制可能成为他连任的障碍。
But Clinton had left her dangling, repeatedly refusing to say whether she would win reappointment.
Clinton had hoped to win confirmation of Rohatyn by packaging it with his reappointment of Greenspan.
The Senate must ratify his reappointment.