Sentence examples for servants police from inspiring English sources

Some have a noble objective: holding to account crooked public servants, police officers and even fellow journalists.

Many thousands of the victims are public servants — police, judges, mayors, and legislators — or civilians caught in crossfire.

Since the upheavals in the Middle East began, Saleh has raised the salaries of most civil servants, police, and soldiers.

Many of the victims of Sunday's attacks were probably the families of civil servants, police and soldiers, or small contractors working for them.

Central- and local-government civil servants; police; hospital workers; teachers; post and telecoms workers; electricity and gas workers; the armed services together they add up to some 6m people, a quarter of the workforce, as against 13% in Germany and Britain.But bigger reasons lie in France's history and culture.

They were joined by the civil servants, police officers and pensioners who all enjoyed the incumbent's oil-financed generosity to his base, by those who relished his name-naming attack on corruption and by those who took pride in his defiance of the West.

The revolt was triggered by a new law cutting bonuses and benefits for public servants, including police and military personnel.

They reportedly included civil servants and police officers.

On demanding an explanation from the servants the police were informed that a mad dog had just been shot.

Finally then, what Wednesday's events reinforce, is the fact that information is absolutely key to holding all public servants, including police officers, to account.

As a result, firefighters and other civil servants, like police officers, typically work as much overtime as possible in their final year.