Sentence examples for trained servants from inspiring English sources

This season's slightly feminist and pro-labor gambits notwithstanding (several side plots have been established about highly trained servants being forced out of their jobs), the show not-so-implicitly argues that although circumstances evolve, solid family values will endure.

The first startling fact about them that the reader learns is that they haven't spoken in private for 13 years, though they are gracious to one another in public (surely this is possible only in an especially grand setting, with perfectly trained servants).

They are fully trained public servants and are most helpful.

In my experience, they are highly trained public servants who value their independence.

After World War II many such countries became independent before they had developed effective administrative structures or bodies of trained civil servants.

RABBIT-PROOF FENCE -- Between 1905 and 1971, the Australian government carried out a policy of taking Aboriginal children from their families in the outback and sending them to cities to be trained as servants.

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If what we are to take away from this incident is that racial profiling is appalling, then we must be diligent in ensuring that training public servants to treat black people more humanely is a very different task than training public servants to treat black people more humanely because they might be Harvard professors.

Instead of training civil servants to be honest, hard-working, transparent, and accountable, (and serve their constituency); ICD, and IMF, are "training" civil servants to be dishonest, slothful, stupid, back-scratching, back-stabbing thieves.

Great Britain, India, and other countries have developed their own schools to train civil servants.

For example, Kenya is building a school of government, to train public servants.