Sentence examples for servants which would from inspiring English sources
He suggested cutting the pay of Hong Kong's civil servants, which would reverse their generous increase of last year.
For example, they've proposed reversing the increase in the retirement age for civil servants, which would be a waste of human capital.
But other measures the IMF still wants, such as a code of ethics which would force public servants to declare their private interests, could hugely reduce his ability to use patronage to safeguard his empire.
But she said there may be some "minor redactions", including the names of some junior civil servants and the details of the victims' medical files, which would be a matter for the panel.
Minutes of the committee's October meeting, which would have been distributed to senior civil servants and ministers, show Professor Colin Mellors' warnings against central government cuts.
The Republicans are using their filibuster power to block that but getting no further with their alternative, which would cut the ranks and pay of civil servants.
The hall is entered from the east front porch via the screens passage, which would have divided the Hall from the kitchen and servants quarters' which would have lain to the left of the hall.
A bag of rice costs $21 in the city, which would be four months' wages for a civil servant, if he had been paid, which he probably hasn't been for over a year.
The Charter of Values, which would have banned prominent religious symbols in public spaces and from civil servants and seemed to specifically focus on head coverings, was proposed by the Parti Québécois ahead of the 2014 provincial elections.
There were no carpets on the stone floors - these would be laid neatly with rushes, sometimes woven - and flowers and herbs which would give off fragrant scents when crushed by the feet of guests and servants.
Civil servants have been asked to put together a paper setting out the range of options, all of which would secure powers over immigration for the Scottish parliament.
