Sentence examples for servants were allowed from inspiring English sources

The Cossacks' social structure, which had traditionally been based on equality and communal landholding, deteriorated, particularly after 1869, when Cossack officers and civil servants were allowed to own land privately and rent it to outsiders.

He took longer and longer rest breaks in the private wing of Government House in Karachi, where only he, Fatima and the servants were allowed.

Public servants are allowed to have feelings about sports, if it helps keep them sane.

Sheila Gilmore, a Labour MP, said neither special advisers nor civil servants are allowed to spend all their time working on political visits.

Another group of countries, including France and Germany, have deemed policy and administration to be so intimately connected that all top posts are filled at the discretion of the government of the day; thus, civil servants are allowed greater scope in political activities.

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Because public servants are allowed private practice outside office hours there has also been an increase in the number of private practice facilities offering health care.

Should civil servants be allowed to tweet at all?

The Advisory Committee on Business Appointments exists to prevent the kind of sleaze or corruption that might arise if minister, adviser or senior civil servant were allowed to set government policy one day and on the next go to work for a private company that has benefitted from that policy.

But the Treasury under George Osborne became concerned that huge long-term liabilities were being created for taxpayers - and that lousy negotiation by civil servants was allowing private companies to make huge windfall profits.

Why should a civil servant be allowed to enjoy anonymity if he is undermining his government's policy?