Sentence examples for state servants from inspiring English sources

The three upper estates consisted mainly of state servants.

The position of state servants will be equalized to the position of employees in the private sector.

It is a pageant of intriguing characters, odd dependencies, latent racism, obedient state servants, dodgy KGB officers and a corrupt society.

Peter was the first to introduce secular education on a significant scale and to make it compulsory for all state servants.

It seems that Russia a permanent member of the UN Security Council may be unable to protect that organisation's staff from its own state servants.

Peter's concern for performance lay at the basis of the Table of Ranks (1722), which served as the framework for the careers of all state servants (military, civil, court) until the second half of the 19th century.

In each of these, state civil servants had a general responsibility for maintaining public order, health, and morality.

And it might be worth remembering that democracy, for all its quarrelsome inefficiencies, has the great virtue of making the conflicts of interest between the state's servants and the state itself transparent, and making it easy to kick the bums out when those conflicts become acute.

Yet with his insatiable capacity for work he saw himself as the state's servant, and whenever he put himself in a subordinate position he would perform his duties with the same conscientiousness that he demanded of others.

This she contrasted memorably with what she called "the British inheritance": "A man's right to work as he will, to spend what he earns, to own property, to have the state as servant and not as master… They are the essence of a free economy.

The scheme has already shifted to the second phase of implementation, extending to include states' civil servants and the informal sector.