Sentence examples for for even serving from inspiring English sources

Tomorrow, the potential for even serving officers to be lured to the private sector will be raised at the Home Affairs Select Committee.

Bishara criticizes him for even serving in the post, saying that the foreign policy of Israel is a policy of aggression against Arabs.

Beijing officials have been wooing the Nationalists for years, even serving as hosts to visits to the mainland over the past three years by those party leaders who are especially eager for eventual political reunification with the mainland, like Lien Chan, the party's unsuccessful presidential candidate in 2004.

"She has many staff who have been with her for years ― including her Chief of Staff and her State Director, who have worked for her for 5 and 7 years respectively ― and many who have gone on to do amazing things, from working in the Obama Administration (over 20 of them) to running for office to even serving as the Agriculture Commissioner for Minnesota.

In this regard, she has been a member of the board of directors of the Los Angeles Zoo Association for many years, even serving as Zoo Commissioner.

Her paper's editors and reporters had a long history with the police — paying for tips and sometimes even serving as quasi-police investigators themselves, in return for confidential information (many News of the World stories about criminal matters used to include a reference to the paper's handing "a dossier" of its findings to Scotland Yard).

Though the building was damaged by falling debris and the collapse of the towers, it stood fast, even serving for a while as a command post.

For months, former and even serving chiefs of Israel's defense and intelligence communities have vigorously and publicly opposed Mr. Netanyahu's case for attacking Iran sooner, rather than after all other means have been exhausted.

Saluting the flag, buying an American car, voting for your candidate or even serving in political office do not necessarily make one a patriot.

Said was an old man, who was held in good standing by tribesmen across the region and had formerly been a caïd (a local governor with almost absolute power) for the Moroccan government, even serving in the army of Sultan Abdelaziz against a pretender at Taza in 1902.

After he snapped out of that, he was for a time a social democrat, even serving on the editorial board of Dissent.