Sentence examples for secondment to a from inspiring English sources

This sent Rebus south to London, on secondment to a murder enquiry in which the killer takes a bite out of his unfortunate victims.

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.

For example, one respondent mentioned a secondment to the Department of Health as a national clinical director to write and implement government policy for a major clinical service.

This involved much travel and included a secondment to Tehran for the planning of an Iranian "open university" in the last year of the Shah's reign.

The pair are separated when Stu's literary abilities secure him a secondment to the forces' weekly magazine, Yank, something of a haven for gay men, where Stu flourishes under the mentorship of a defiantly out photographer named Artie.

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

However, when a solicitor on secondment to the LIA was handed a record of the trades Goldman had been conducting on the Libyans' behalf, she explained that its funds were being used to invest in "highly speculative gambles" where the "interests of the LIA and Goldman were not aligned, and cautioned that the LIA had placed too much trust and confidence in Goldman".

They said he had been on a two year secondment to Downing Street that had come to a natural conclusion.

Secondments also work in reverse, with civil servants going to work in the energy industry, such as a two-year secondment to Shell and another to Horizon Nuclear Power, a joint venture of E.ON and RWE npower that aims to build nuclear power stations in the UK.

He retired in 1990, after a secondment to the Canadian Museum of Civilisation.