Sentence examples for secondments to the from inspiring English sources

Since Labour came to power there has been 300 secondments to the civil service from industry.

During my civil service career I had two secondments to the private sector and funded myself for two years to do an MBA at the London Business School.

Ghosh was born in Calcutta in 1956 and was brought up in India, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka as his family moved around with his ex-soldier father on various secondments to the Indian government.

He had done his national service in the air force, and there learnt Russian, but his career from the age of 23 had been spent within the sparsely windowed walls of the Bank of England, except for secondments to the Bank for International Settlements and then the IMF.

The committee says the Foreign Office should increase the number of secondments to the European External Action Service to help ensure that British influence in EU foreign policy is maintained.

At the same time, the way these bright young graduates are moulded has itself been revolutionised for the modern day, with secondments to the private sector and Fast Streamers being quickly rotated through lots of departments, both to network and to act as vectors of ideas.

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

Jane was still unsure about her six-month secondment to the business park's private clinic.

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

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

During his national service he was commissioned into the local regiment, the Sherwood Foresters, but chose secondment to the Royal West African Frontier Force in what is now the Gambia.