reinstate; appoint and promote
Meanings
2 senses · 5 examplesverb
to reinstate; to reappoint (a retired or dismissed official)
formalUsed formally in historical contexts or for high-level personnel. The subject is usually a leader, organization, or government body.
After ascending the throne, the new emperor reinstated several old ministers from the previous dynasty.
The company's board of directors decided to reappoint this experienced retired manager.
verb
to appoint and promote; to put into a position (new or young talent)
formalEmphasizes the action of appointing someone, often younger or less experienced, to an important role to give them a chance. Common in business and political contexts.
The general manager boldly appointed new talents and built a dynamic team.
We must boldly promote young cadres to inject fresh blood into the company.
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The key to this reform lies in whether we can decisively appoint and empower capable experts.