Sentence examples for state cadres from inspiring English sources

"Now, where are the state cadres who remember that farmers don't have land for their food?" Mr. Zhu said.

This article addresses some of the most important mechanisms and instruments in the Communist Party of China's (CPC) management of key officials and administrative personnel: Party and state cadres in administrative organs and institutions.

But, as the Guardian's reporting has just highlighted, even Isis is trying to build a credible alternative, a functioning state with "cadres of administrators".

Certain states have also introduced state specific cadres; the states of Chhattisgarh and Assam have deployed non-physician clinicians with three and a half years of allopathic training.

Several years ago the state developed a cadre of early-reading teachers recruited from every region in the state and provided them with sophisticated training in the science of early-reading instruction.

The party, state, administrative, and intellectual cadres had been largely destroyed and replaced by intellectually and morally inferior personnel.

As a revolutionary movement it sees ANC people appointed to run state organs as "deployed cadres" whose prime loyalty is to the party.

In addition, government officials and CHBC programme informants stated that there was no clarity about the future status and role of the DSD CHWs: whether they would be replaced by the new cadres of state (DoH -paid CHWs or, if not, how the work of these DoH -paid CHWs world be co-ordifated.

As recently as last year, he denounced the "poisonous impact of Xu and Guo" to army cadres, the state-run Beijing Youth Daily said.

But Mr. Navarro's campaign aides said he was handpicked in backroom negotiations by a small cadre of state power brokers — a tradition in Mexican politics known as el dedazo, or the big finger.

Bloomberg got the law through City Hall, but it was struck down in the courts, and his public-health initiative was derided by many as a symptom of an overreaching nanny state, in which a cadre of élite officials was trying to micromanage people's eating habits.