Sentence examples for institutional servants from inspiring English sources
They are the antipodes of the selfless institutional servants who built Harvard and other great American enterprises, and they bear close watching.
The upper middle class includes: people in charge of agencies and enterprises, middle managers, senior professionals, general institutional leaders/civil servants, business employees, private entrepreneurs (with eight or more employees).
What we learn in season five is that institutions aren't concerned with the merits of an initial proposition, that institutions are validated by their responses to the proposition, and also that hierarchies within institutions – including senior public servants – treat institutional responses as opportunities, sometimes as a "career case".
In rural areas, there usually are institutional houses which civil servants were given priority to rent.
United Nations Public Service Awards The United Nations Public Service Awards recognizes the institutional contribution made by public servants to enhance the role, professionalism, image and visibility of the public service (ECOSOC decision 2000/231).
There was the charge that his quasi-religious commitment to the U.N.'s institutional survival made him a servant of the great powers despite himself, since the U.N. is powerless without them.
The cross-sectional design cannot examine the institutional context within which insurance for civil servants has operated, changes that occurred in the scheme and how these may impact on participation.
And what does institutional memory mean in the context of changing governments, civil servant turnover and funding body churn?
This interdependence is present on the institutional level (e.g., between the municipality and the county council), the actor-group level (e.g., between civil servants and politicians), and the individual level (e.g., between two civil servants).
