| In 1995, Bob Clark was appointed as director, initially on secondment from the former Rural Development Commission. |
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| The present incumbent of this numbered post is on secondment to St Mark's and has held his current appointment for 10 years. |
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| She is also on secondment to the Cabinet Office, advising on how the civil service can improve its communications skills. |
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| As Mr Wood put it, the policy covers overseas secondment as well as business trips. |
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| Ordinarily, either party giving notice one month in advance may terminate an officer's period of secondment. |
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| Sgt Peach said one officer had been transferred to Tidworth and another was on secondment in Swindon. |
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| She noted that the secondment of Brian Bell as Director had been renewed for another year. |
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| British Gas owner Centrica currently has an executive working within Decc on secondment. |
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| The secondment agreement shall specify the conditions for the defrayal of the related costs. |
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| Within our charitable foundation, there is a medical team which comprises a doctor, three nurses one of whom is on secondment to the prison. |
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| He is already a judge of the high court, on secondment, and would certainly sit in the court of appeal if he chose to return to London. |
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| It detailed how one official sent on secondment to head the Bookend research team planned to mislead his staff about its remit. |
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| Nor do I understand what periods of secondment have to do with frontier workers. |
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| He agreed to a suggestion that such secondment should in any case be limited to a very specific, short period of time. |
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| While employed, the grievor had participated in secondment programs and had worked in two other sections of the department. |
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| Staff on special leave without pay and on secondment to other organizations are not included in the total number of staff in geographic posts. |
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| The Office has developed partnerships with ministries for the secondment of experts to monitor specific issues. |
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| The Service reported to the Committee that the secondment program has exceeded expectations in contributing to the smooth progress of operations. |
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| When you came back from your secondment from the Ivory Coast, I believe Assistant Commissioner Rogerson had a position open for you. |
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| The principal beneficiaries of this operation will be temporary staff members and certain civil servants on secondment in outgoing cabinets. |
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| Excluding temporary staff, such as students, casual employees and staff on secondment for specific projects that are usually less than one year. |
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| The same procedure shall apply in the case of a renewal of the period of secondment. |
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| However a recent NMI secondment to the BIPM will allow the production of a number of draft documents. |
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| This appropriation is intended to cover the cost of national officials or other experts on secondment or temporary assignments to the Agency or called for short consultations. |
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| 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. |
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| The employee's original employer draws up a follow-up plan for the person concerned covering the entire secondment to the foreign company as well as his return. |
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| Examples of this type of assignment may be being assigned as lead of a corporate special project for a 6 to 12 month period, or 6 to 12 month secondment to a central agency or line department. |
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| The agreement also provided for co-operation at the level of exchanges without police powers and secondment with police powers. |
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| The period of secondment or employment may not exceed the final date for the eligibility of expenditure laid down in the decision approving the assistance. |
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| The Chairperson of the Preparatory Committee has been identified and is to be appointed as soon as the procedures for his secondment to the AU are formalized and finalized. |
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| Saracens have recruited American international Chris Wyles on secondment from USA Rugby for the new season. |
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| A jeweller has swapped life on the shop store to help out a children's charity during a secondment with a difference. |
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| Shannon Clark is one of the lucky ones finally following her dream to become a nurse thanks to the NHS secondment scheme. |
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| I also had a handover with Fraser Macaulay before he went on his secondment to DND, and he didn't indicate to me at any time that she should be protected, that she was on that list and should be taken off. |
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| And it was learned that the Police Authority has approved the secondment of six RUC officers to Kosovo to help recover bodies. |
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| Since 2002, when the first permanent grievance officer positions were staffed, only four permanent employees left their position, including the two individuals who were recently granted a secondment. |
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| Such agreements or working arrangements may, in particular, concern the exchange of information, including personal data, and the secondment of liaison officers to Eurojust. |
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| After 12 months back at Cardiff Central, DI Norman embarked on his second overseas secondment, to spearhead a taskforce in Kosovo. |
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| Firstly, the Committee may well establish a secondment arrangement with the Auditor General's office that allows audit staff to work for a period as a part of the Committee secretariat. |
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| 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. |
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| The CIPM asks the NMIs to be ready to send suitable people on secondment, at their expense, to the BIPM for periods of one or two years so as to maintain a constant presence of four or five Research Fellows. |
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| Beeching's secondment from ICI ended early in June 1965 after Harold Wilson's attempt to get him to produce a transport plan failed. |
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| Following his appointment to the Chair of Electrical Engineering at Manchester University, Williams recruited his TRE colleague Tom Kilburn on secondment. |
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