Sentence examples for concerning servants from inspiring English sources

An 1803 "Law Concerning Servants" had been promulgated for the Indiana Territory by then-Governor William Henry Harrison that maintained the status of people brought into the territory "under contract to serve another in any trade or occupation".

The movie (fictionally) claims for Cecil a victory concerning black servants' pay in the White House – and this on Reagan's watch, no less, though we don't get any scene in which the Gipper actually confirms this in person.

With concerning regularity, civil servants and staff in the wider public sector consider outsourcing to be a convenient excuse to use the commercial confidentiality as a defence.

And I felt that the section concerning the Suffering Servant — the prototype of the Messiah for Gentiles as well as Jews, the man called to lead the nations but despised and rejected — benefited from being accorded a verse translation.

"If informal action does not succeed then the civil servants concerned generally either have to 'grin and bear it' whilst the minister or special adviser remains in office, or seek a transfer".

I am likewise concerned when public servants lie, boldly and demonstrably, in furtherance of a political agenda.

In the first phase, a naïve reading of the transcribed interviews was carried out to obtain a first impression of the text as a whole concerning the politicians' and civil servants' reasoning and experiences with regard to malnutrition in elder care in relation to responsibility.

He insists he is not a single-issue crusader, simply a public servant concerned for the welfare of his constituents.

One of them, he reportedly said, concerned a civil servant and another one related to an employee of Buckingham Palace.

Press reports from the era claimed one file concerned a civil servant and that another one related to an employee of Buckingham Palace.

He remained an MP until 1713, usually voting with the Whigs and working on committees concerned with regulating servant wages and the naturalisation of foreigners.