Sentence examples for posting away from from inspiring English sources

In the confused period of rule by Hua Guofeng after Mao's death in 1976, Wan was given a provincial posting away from Beijing as first party secretary of the impoverished Anhui province.

In southern Africa, at least, the report said, teachers are believed to have a higher rate of H.I.V. infection than the general population, perhaps because of "their relatively higher socioeconomic status, greater mobility and posting away from home," which lead to more sexual contact.

The princes and other members of the royal family were granted fiefs and posted away from the capital to govern frontier zones, while people of slave origin were preferred for the royal guard and palace officials.

After what must have been a nerve jangling few weeks, Mrs Smith was informed Wilfred would be posted away from the front and "as near as possible to his home at Barnard Castle, on compassionate grounds".

The lower ranks of the nobility were typically posted away from court to undesirable positions in the provinces, exiled from the centralized power and court in Kyoto.

We were looking for a way to keep walls and fences and posts away from the road".

We are its architects, as a few of us have been able to wrest culturally influential posts away from baby boomers.

Schlupp was the width of a post away from restoring Leicester's lead shortly afterwards when his fierce left-foot shot struck the upright.

A mining company in Peru part-owned by a British FTSE 100 company agitated for the removal of teachers and Catholic bishops to new posts away from "conflictive mining communities", according to a leaked US cable obtained via WikiLeaks.

The revenue and customs have plans for moving 1,950 posts away from the capital, including those associated with PAYE processing work, support services, law enforcement and call centre work.

When an unrest keyword is mentioned alongside a future date there is little room left to obscure the topic of the post away from civil unrest.