Sentence examples for servants making from inspiring English sources

Powerful unions stymie efforts to fire civil servants, making such jobs exceptionally stable and well protected.

Roughly four-fifths of France Télécom employees are civil servants, making cuts in the work force difficult.

Each estate employed between 100 and 300 full and part-time servants, making domestic service one of the largest industries on the Island a century ago.

In the latest study by Transparency International in 2013, 90% of people surveyed in Nepal said political parties were corrupt or extremely corrupt and 85% said the same of public officials and civil servants, making these two groups the two weakest institutions in Nepal.

"Unless they get on and agree a draft budget, ultimately when we get to April, we'll end up with civil servants making the allocations on budgets," she said.

After an opening scene where he mocks one and all, Whiteside proves basically sweet, charming the servants, making nice with the children and so on.

Civil servants make ends meet by demanding bribes or doing other jobs on the side.

Public servants make huge financial sacrifices to stay close to power.

The Ministry of Defence has paid £75m to civil servants made redundant over the past three months as part of the government's programme of cuts.

Fracking talk was so ubiquitous that EU civil servants made an ill-advised April fools TV news bulletin about shale gas being discovered beneath the commission's Brussels HQ.

I waited in vain for a beast to begin howling on the moors, and I missed a madwoman rattling around in the attic, but there are voices, many voices, and the servants make creepy remarks.