Sentence examples for servants involved in from inspiring English sources

"I have absolute confidence in the integrity of the civil servants involved in these discussions.

Three unnamed civil servants involved in the west coast procurement process have been suspended following the reversal.

He asked: Were you or any civil servants involved in any way in the drawing up of the terms of engagement published yesterday?

Most senior civil servants involved in drafting the final Digital Britain report, due to be published on June 16, are today finalising their contributions to the document, which will then be presented to cabinet ministers.

So we try, fairly early, to arrange to meet with the topmost policy makers: the prime minister or chief minister, as well as the cabinet minister or ministers and senior civil servants involved in rural land issues.

A big Mercedes waits downstairs to spirit Gunther out of Berlin to Bavaria, where, just hours earlier, a man had been murdered on the Berghof terrace after a reportedly amiable breakfast meeting of the engineers, architects, and civil servants involved in planning the latest costly improvements to the Führer's house.

Any minister or civil servant involved in graft must be sacked.

"The fact that a person has been sentenced for so serious an offence as murder, does not make him a sort of outlaw deprived of all other rights," concluded the senior Home Office civil servant involved in the case.

But Robbins, the most senior civil servant involved in the Brexit process, was overheard by a reporter from ITV, holding a late-night conversation in which he appeared to suggest she would wait until March – and then give MPs the choice between backing her, or accepting a long extension to article 50.

The former British police official who tried to investigate charges of a "shoot to kill" policy among the anti-terrorist police in Northern Ireland says he has a document that shows that senior British civil servants were involved in removing him from the inquiry in 1986.

For instance, the always controversial Ken Livingstone used one of his first speeches as an MP in 1987 to name two Northern Ireland civil servants allegedly involved in "the buggery of young children at the Kincora boys' home", part of an suspected paedophile ring in Ulster.