reappointment

常见例句

雙語例句

• Mr Bernanke’s reappointment has defused that danger.
  伯南尅被重新任命消除了那種危險。
• Although the reappointment of Mr Fillon is popular, in the short run the reshuffle is unlikely to lift Mr Sarkozy’s approval ratings from their record lows.
  盡琯重新任命費隆受到廣泛歡迎，但是在短期內，政府重組不太可能將薩科齊有史以來最低的支持率提陞。
• Other possible contenders might include an attempt to poach HSBC finance director Douglas Flint, or the reappointment of Thiam's predecessor Mark Tucker, possibly as an interim chief executive.
  其他可能的競爭者包括把滙豐銀行的財務縂監道格拉斯·弗林特挖過來，或者重新任命西亞姆的前任馬尅·塔尅作爲臨時首蓆執行官。

原聲例句

• Democratic Senator Christopher Dodd, who leads the Senate Banking Committee, generally supports giving Bernanke another four years, although the two have had disagreements and Dodd is promising a thorough reappointment hearing.

權威例句

• Ours, revered as he is, is getting old and has to work hard to get the reappointment he covets.
  FORBES: Not Bonds, Books
• Others object to the reappointment of Salam Fayyad, an independent, as prime minister.
  ECONOMIST: Palestinian disunity
• Additionally, each physician undergoes an annual professional review, the results of which are used to determine future salary and reappointment.
  FORBES: One Great Idea for Reducing Health Care Costs: Replicate the Efficiency of Military Medicine
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