Sentence examples for servants better from inspiring English sources

The chief of its five leaders, known as buluhuch, the hunter, has cultivated a Robin Hood image: stories are told of him breaking into houses and ordering the owners to pay their servants better wages.

"There is no public servant better suited to improve our ability to engage the Cuban people and advance US interests in Cuba than Jeff," the president said in a statement.

Public servants deserve better.

Whitehall is being pruned and civil servants' performance better monitored.

In January 2014, 45% of civil servants identified "better computer equipment" as the single thing that would most improve the way they work, but progress has been slow.

The cost of maintenance soared while death duties depleted the owners' capital; the servants found better-paying jobs in manufacturing.

The demand for "skivvies", or maids-of-all-work, went on rising for decades, as a newly created professional middle class looked for the servants their betters had always had.

The Institute for Government thinktank has released a report calling for civil servants to offer better advice to incoming prime ministers on running the centre of government.

Union leaders said civil servants must be better rewarded or ministers should be prepared to watch their most talented employees leave.

Prison education, mental-health services and drug treatment have been beefed up—and honed by civil servants to create better links between the various agencies dealing with ex-offenders.

Licence fee payers' number one requirement from the BBC is that it should entertain them, and it's far from clear that ministers or civil servants have a better idea of how to deliver distinctive entertainment than the people at the BBC.