Even back then, a counselor described her in a recommendation as "a future public servant" who was highly respected at school and seemed destined to have an impact.
The son of a minor scholar-official, his youth was spent on the standard education of a future civil servant: study and memorisation of the Confucian classics of philosophy, history and poetry.
Wall Street is manifestly too powerful and showers too much money on former and future public servants in Washington.
Albanese wants to require all future civil servants, including teachers and uniformed officers, to live in the city.
What we lack is a unified identity of ourselves as humble future public servants distinctly removed from market pressures.
Instituted in 2005 to standardize physical criteria among future civil servants, the minutely detailed medical examination runs to 140 pages, according to a copy from 2007 that I saw.
It is symptomatic of the unhealthy power of the trade unions that the Greek deputy prime minister, Theodoros Pangalos, was forced to "clarify" what he meant when he said that in the future civil servants could not expect a job for life.
Combined, these future public servants hold about $12 billion, according to a recent estimate from Bloomberg.
"Guatemala is showing that nobody is above the law, and as a result this is a message for all current and future public servants that our behavior must be subject to the constitution," prosecutor Thelma Aldana said at a news conference.
Woolf, the future colonial civil servant, and the homosexual Lytton Strachey made an odd couple, but from the day they met at Trinity in 1899, 'Leonard began to define himself by discovering his differences from Lytton,' writes Glendinning.
