0 to decide officially that someone should continue in a particular job:
In addition, nine former members of staff were reappointed in 1999, compared with eight in 1998.
In addition, one former member of staff was reappointed in 2000, compared with nine in 1999.
I have appointed or reappointed 65 women to public bodies since 1979.
The majority of chairmen not reappointed had indicated previously that they did not wish to be considered for a further term.
Neither does it hold central data on whether members have retired, resigned or not been reappointed.
I know that the director general has just been reappointed.
Sometimes they were not informed and did not know that they were not to be reappointed, until their successors telephoned them.
The trusts operate on an extraordinarily unconnected basis, but the trustees continue to reappoint themselves and keep them going.
