Sentence examples for such secondments from inspiring English sources

An HMRC spokesman said: "HMRC gives careful consideration to the potential risks, as well as how to mitigate any potential conflicts of interest, before any such secondments are agreed.

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.

The station was short-staffed because many were on secondments to various government services, such as operating other radio stations and training new radio officers to work in naval convoys.

As part of this exercise, UNICEF should increase the number of individual secondments and agreements with seconding agencies.

No wonder in southern Europe technocrats on secondment from Goldman Sachs are greeted with such relief – why bother with the financial class pretending to be politicians when you can have the real thing?

While some of their interventions, such as top-ups for staff working on ART, secondment and training appear to alleviate staff shortages in the short term, and succeed in giving many health sector staff the opportunity to improve their knowledge and skills on HIV/AIDS through short term training, workshops and on-the job training, they appear less successful at staff retention.

Some of the best-known weather presenters, such as John Hammond, Alex Deakin, Helen Willetts and Louise Lear, are employed by the Met Office under secondment to the BBC.

These specialized technical and scientific training courses together with secondments at partner institutes were supplemented by soft-skill courses such as presentation skills and a film/media course in conjunction with standard local courses such as scientific writing, language skills, and time management offered at most host institutes.

Andersen's London office has now confirmed that such shredding took place, but say that this was done by three people on secondment from the Houston office.

She said: "To avoid serious damage to public trust in government, secondments must at the very least be transparent and properly monitored, to ensure that such arrangement cannot be exploited by vested interests against the public good".

He has taken numerous secondments in Europe and the UK, working both for businesses (including BT) and for organisations such as the department of trade and industry.