Sentence examples for national servants from inspiring English sources

National servants BBC3 have worked hard to become acknowledged masters of pricksploitation, and with Young, Rich And Househunting, they finally come close to the prick masterpiece.

The Bombay Chronicle reported that the movement drew from diverse groups of society including farmers, students, merchants, labourers and "national servants".

What are we going to say because what we're doing at the moment isn't enough?" (national civil servant) The civil servants responsible for developing the strategy said they looked directly to the evidence compiled by Foresight for guidance.

This month Mr Sharma rolled out a website, attendance.gov.in, for 149 departments and 51,000 national civil servants.

They have little influence over farm, monetary and trade matters be cause those are discussed in committees of national civil servants who do not report to Coreper.

"Most member states are responding to current economic and fiscal circumstances with efficiency measures or reforms affecting terms and conditions of their national civil servants.

Above all, Eurocrats do not seek to be seen in the same light as a state official: if they had wanted to be national civil servants they would have stayed in their own states.

* The Helsinki Group on women and science is the group of national civil servants from 30 countries tasked with raising the profile of this issue at the European level.

The report will also be presented at a meeting of national civil servants from across the EU in Helsinki at the end of the month, where "it may serve as a catalyst to kick off national debates in the member states," says Nicole Dewandre, the head of the Women and Science section of the EU research directorate.

If their employment status changes from national civil servants to local employees, they want to maintain at least the level of benefits, seniority, and status that they had before decentralization.

First of all, because in their view this intelligent exercise is taking place in an excessively intergovernmental context and the High Level Working Group responsible for drawing up the plans is made up of Commission representatives and also - I shudder in relating - national civil servants.