Sentence examples for servants were held from inspiring English sources
Moreover, under a Modernisation programme, civil servants were held accountable for the delivery and outcomes of policies they cared to suggest; and these critically were meant to be firmly based on evidence (Wiles 2002).
An earlier version said DExEU civil servants were holding meetings in Starbucks, and the subheading said they did not yet have an office.
Wilson told the British House of Commons in January 1966 that he would not enter any kind of dialogue with the post-UDI Rhodesian government (which he called "the illegal regime") until it gave up its claim of independence, but by mid-1966 British and Rhodesian civil servants were holding "talks about talks" in London and Salisbury.
Wilson told the British House of Commons in January 1966 that he would not enter any kind of dialogue with Smith's post-UDI government (which he called "the illegal regime") until it gave up its claim of independence, but by mid-1966 British and Rhodesian civil servants were holding "talks about talks" in London and Salisbury.
Whitehall's senior officials must release details about extras they have received but information about lower-ranking civil servants is held on undisclosed departmental registers.
Secondly, the same kind of policy was adopted for jobs as public servants, which were held by less than ten percent of the Tamil-speaking population.
Chinese-Korean women were "held as indentured servants".
For further contextual information, interviews with civil servants in the Ministry of Health and at the district level were held.
Prosecutors said the two servants were beaten, had scalding water thrown on them and were held against their will.
And risk is never outsourced so that, when things go wrong, it is civil servants who are held responsible.
Senior military figures involved in the Iraq conflict have expressed deep frustration that no politicians or civil servants have been held to account over the decision to go to war and over the way it was conducted.
