Sentence examples similar to servant time from inspiring English sources

Yet, at a conservative estimate of three minutes per survey, that's well over 2,000 hours of analysis – or 275 days of civil-servant time.

Rather than wasting public servants' time forcing them to measure their performance against some arbitrary target, let consumers measure the public servants' performance against each other.If the government is serious about extracting as much value as possible from its public services, it should focus more on transparency than on targets.

It's the willingness to treat with respect a Republican public servant whose time in the Reagan administration was marked by serious security failures, as compared to the mindless demonization that's unfolded for the last year in the wake of Benghazi.

The energy firms regularly "second" staff to Whitehall departments including the Department of Energy and Climate Change (Decc), while some civil servants spend time working in the industry.

He said he would fight corruption – a big problem in Haiti – by fighting for a minimum wage and paying public servants on time.

For Rio residents, the intoxicating mood of the past two weeks will inevitably give way to an array of challenges: the inadequate sewage-treatment system, the growing poverty and a broken state government unable to pay thousands of civil servants on time.

In the developed world, meanwhile, increasing numbers of civil servants take time off to work for NGOs, and vice versa: Oxfam has former staff members not only in the British government, but also in the Finance Ministry of Uganda.This symbiotic relationship with government (earning some groups the tag GRINGO) may make the governments of developing countries work better.

A jury in London Tuesday heard how a 34-year-old Saudi prince assaulted a man he described as his servant several times in a hotel before the victim, Bandar Abdulaziz, 32, was found dead in February from a cerebral hemorrhage, extensive bruising and severe neck injuries.

Mr. Gurney presents a series of disconnected scenes of birthday parties, holidays and family dinners all taking place in the same dining room, an increasingly indulgent part of the house in an era without servants or time to sit down for a meal.

Urgent reform is needed to the way civil servants take time off for union activities, Francis Maude has said.

The servant asked three times, and each time the princess refused to give her consent, instead replying "If Ralambo is king and I am queen".