Examples of using Seconded in English and their translations into Portuguese
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He campaigned for Bush door-to-door in the 1988 New Hampshire primary, and seconded his nomination at the Republican National Convention.
Nominations must be presented in writing and seconded by fifteen members with voting rights.
Eurojust is composed of 15 national members, one seconded from each Member State in accordance with its legal system,
The BNOC seconded a few of its staff members,
Seconded to the European Commission in 1992,
Seconded to the European Commission in 1992,
He was seconded to the War Office in 1919 to write the history of the signal service.
In 1985 he was seconded to the Department of Health as to serve as Director of Personnel on the Board
Murdoch was seconded to the Department of Defence in January 1956 as Deputy Secretary Military.
The individuals would be seconded to the other DGs, but their posts would remain with DGT.
The officers are normally seconded for periods of two to four years,
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National Members are seconded in accordance with their respective legal systems
Manfully seconded by her niece Paula the younger,
National experts for the AET will be seconded from Member States
From January to June 2014 she was seconded to the Luxembourg law firm Elvinger, Hoss& Prussen.
Four Royal Air Force officers with Meteor experience were seconded to No. 91 Wing to assist with training.
You are a civil servant in one EU country and seconded to work in another country(in an embassy,
Four Royal Air Force officers with Meteor experience were seconded to No. 91 Wing to assist with training.
The researchers are seconded by the participating EU-universities at Wetsus,