Sentence examples for servants access from inspiring English sources

So how do civil servants access the research on which to base their advice?

"The nature of the role means one is often doing the job when your decisions are out of the news, not in them". So how do civil servants access the research on which to base their advice?

Denying our most dedicated civil servants access to oil and gas equities denies them an important investment opportunity.

We had an enviable expat lifestyle with a beautiful house, servants and access to the best sporting and social events through the gymkhana club.

"I want to see a greater range of software used, so civil servants have access to the information they need and can get their work done without having to buy a particular brand of software.

One diplomat estimated that only 1 in 30 civil servants has access to a computer – and the necessary electricity and training to use it – in some ministries.

Refinancing with a private lender can save you thousands over the life of your loan, but may mean giving up benefits that come with federal student loans, such as loan forgiveness for public servants and access to income-driven repayment plans.

He said the famine was a human-made economic crisis, not a natural disaster, and practical steps such as resuming salary payments to civil servants could improve access to food for millions.

And decisions may end up being slipped through by civil servants - who have access to 95% of the budget - without proper scrutiny.

In particular, a significant social gradient was observed in the Whitehall studies, where the occupants of even the lowest occupational rank were nevertheless all stably employed civil servants with free access to health care.

Otherwise, proclamation 515/2007 entitles civil servants to get access to health care with a prepayment mechanism.