Sentence examples for officials employed from inspiring English sources

They were the priests and government officials employed in the temples, pyramid complexes, and the courts of the pharaohs.

I suppose it keeps officials employed, and satisfies certain conservative elements who like to complain about the modern world.

Less than a week later, a second article, about the children of senior Chinese officials employed by foreign banks, was also declared dead, employees said.

The distinctions could have a bearing on the outcome, since the Vienna Conventions, the international protocols under which diplomatic immunity is regulated, have different standards of immunity for officials employed at embassies and at consulates.

The fetiales were Roman officials employed in making treatises or declarations of war, whose work gradually fell into disuse at the beginning of the empire (late 1st century bce) when the state cult was in decline and losing its vitality.

The booklet, which has circulated around immigration centres for more than a decade, was removed by security officials employed by Serco, the private contractor which runs the centre in Bedfordshire.

Government officials employ various tactics to avoid actually saying anything at intelligence hearings, mostly by fogging up the room with references to national security and with vague generalities.

Hezbollah officials employ language that shamelessly echoes Nazi propaganda, describing Jews as parasites and tumors and prescribing the murder of Jews as a kind of chemotherapy.

For example, to provide additional insurance against abuse and also to establish protection for the officials employing "intrusive techniques", the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) could be adapted by legislation for use by the new organisation.

Military officials, employing what they describe as a more "surgical" counterinsurgency than in other countries, killed an estimated 400 people, compared with killings numbering well into the thousands in Argentina.

ProgressOhio Executive Director Brian Rothenberg called the memo evidence of the "Nixonian tactics" that the governor and his officials employ.