Sentence examples for servant administrator from inspiring English sources

It was the ability to tax and to extract a surplus from the produce of agriculture that, in Scott's account, led to the birth of the state, and also to the creation of complex societies with hierarchies, division of labor, specialist jobs (soldier, priest, servant, administrator), and an élite presiding over them.

He enjoyed a successful post-war career working for the U.S. government as a diplomat, civil servant, and administrator.

Civil servants, university administrators and professors complain that civilians have been passed over for top jobs taken by military personnel.

He said he had counseled patience to followers faced with corrupt civil servants and administrators intolerant of workers who were practicing Muslims.

From 1967 to 1968 he appointed several public servants as Administrators to serve until a new council could be elected.

Both of his parents – who work as a civil servant and school administrator – went to university and expected him to do the same.

"It's great to know that everything's paid off, but the offers are fairly steep," says Christopher, who will follow in the footsteps of his parents, who work as a civil servant and school administrator, by heading to university.

He brought to bear on it all the insights of an engineer, businessman, administrator, public servant and a person who loved life.

Top civil servants and nuclear administrators colluded to prevent MPs from challenging a massive sweetener to a private business taking over the running of Sellafield, internal documents in the hands of The Independent on Sunday reveal.

"Those who want to overthrow the government so that the president will not be there to sign the peace agreement should know that their actions will come to no good," Mr. Buyoya told civil servants and government administrators on Monday.

The science policy community with which I now deal on a daily basis consists of people as diverse as politicians, civil servants, practising scientists, administrators, journalists, university vice chancellors, businesspeople, and students.