Each elected official "names advisers, secretaries, administrators and other functionaries, positions that in many cases cover up a payback for favors, a buddy system, political operations or crass nepotism".
In protest, Hazare began a hunger strike that, together with other forms of activism, spurred the government eventually to remove hundreds of corrupt functionaries from their positions.
Escherich is actually the most oddly finessed character of all: at first he comes across as a sadistic servant of the Nazi state, but then – after being roughed up by an SS officer – he modulates into the position of a neutral functionary who feels abused, both mentally and physically, by his masters.
At a meeting in Lyon in 2006, Sarkozy declared that "either a sadist or an idiot" had included it on the cultural-knowledge exam required to become a public functionary, which applies to lower-level positions, like postal workers "I don't know if it happens to you often that you ask a counter clerk what she thought of 'The Princess of Clèves,' " he smirked.
Thereafter Mr. Hall became a full-time functionary of the Communist Party, beginning with a $20-a-week 20-a-week 20-a-weekty leader in Youngstown.
From the end of the eighties, many Party functionaries fled their Party positions to join commercial concerns.
A qualitative study comprising in-depth interviews was conducted capturing the perceptions of the government functionaries, NGO representatives and donor community about the role and position of NGOs in health systems strengthening in Pakistan's context.
When people complained that "The Bone People" was not a genuine Maori novel, they were saying, in effect, that there is, or could be, a genuine Maori novel, and that they, and not functionaries in some multinational corporation's public-relations apparat, were the ones in the proper position to recognize it as such.
Yet within a decade a K.G.B. functionary, Vladimir Putin, became Russia's President, and former K.G.B. officials now hold key political and economic positions.
Catholic groups became enraged with Hays and as early as July 1934 were demanding that he resign from his position, which he did not, although his influence waned and Breen took control, with Hays becoming a functionary.
