Sentence examples for * the secondments from inspiring English sources

While costs must be covered by opposition parties, the secondments can run for the entire parliament.

The Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS) failed to list the secondments received back to that date.

Paul Flynn, Labour MP for Newport West, said the secondments suggested the prince was a "constitutional crisis in waiting".

Tom Burke, a former head of Friends of the Earth who worked as special adviser to several Conservative ministers, said: "The secondments are pernicious, but the real power is how they shape the discourse through the media – that is where their many lobbyists do their real work.

Tom Burke, a former head of Friends of the Earth who worked as special adviser to several Conservative ministers, said: "The secondments are pernicious, but the real power is how [the energy companies] shape the discourse through the media – that is where their many lobbyists do their real work.

"Companies such as the big six energy firms do not lend their staff to government for nothing – they expect a certain degree of influence, insider knowledge and preferential treatment in return," said Caroline Lucas, the Green party MP, when the secondments were revealed.

After a few years, including the secondment of a lifetime to New York, I was craving a more creative role.

She should demand the secondment of the brightest and the best from member states to enable her to do this.

Suspicions of a serial killer at large in London led to the secondment of Detective Inspectors Frederick Abberline, Henry Moore and Walter Andrews from the Central Office at Scotland Yard.

Following the secondment of the 1/52nd and 1/95th to the Reserve, Craufurd's 1st Flank Brigade was reformed, and comprised the 1/43rd, 2/52nd and 2/95th.

An alternative to the secondment of an NGO employee would have been the training of an LGA employee to occupy the role of the TA.