Sentence examples for a further secondment from inspiring English sources

Two years on secondment in the Downing Street press office followed from 2000: "He couldn't have done a bad job – he wouldn't have lasted 10 minutes if he hadn't been able to get on with Alastair," says a former colleague – before a further secondment followed as adviser to the cardinal in the austere and fusty Archbishop's House, behind Westminster Cathedral.

"Virgin … are keen to help... Since we last spoke [they] have offered a further £25k, plus bigger office space, help with legal advice and a possible secondment.

A further award is available for a young Israeli, Lebanese or Palestinian journalist to spend six weeks on secondment to the Times.

It's been a fantastic experience including three different placements and a two-month secondment to an external company, but it's never a dull experience.

The letter was organised by Jason Sarfo-Annin, a junior doctor who is on a one-year secondment to Harvard as a Fulbright scholar.

An entitlement to a period of secondment would be a positive development.

She had been appointed as a peer in 1999 while on a secondment to the home office.

A good secondment brings real long-term gains.

* He joined the BBC as a studio manager in 1979 and took up a British Forces Broadcasting Services secondment to the Falklands.

Planning is key to a successful secondment: Before someone undertakes a secondment the organisation needs to be clear why they are sending one of their executives out on secondment – if it is to acquire or augment a new skill then what are they going to do ensure that the individual comes back to a role that will utilise these skills.

We also know how a good secondment can inspire individuals and their organisations in ways that are hugely rewarding.