They all do all of it, and that's four job descriptions each for five people — twenty functionaries at five desks.
Last Tuesday, the country's top disciplinary body dismissed six functionaries, including a neighborhood party chief who spent $63,000 to entertain 80 colleagues at a seaside resort, and a county official who marked the opening of new administrative offices by throwing a feast for 290 people.
Jacques Galaup, a farmer near Gaillac in the southwest, spoke with disdain of the number of hours he had to spend on paperwork — and estimated that there was probably one functionary now for every farmer.
As a reflection of the efficiencies encountered, we might mention the financial counterpart provided by the ACIN in Cauca, the assignation of teams of accountants (more than one functionary) to manage and protect the resources, and the clarity and organization of the information with which the members of the field teams performed their activities.
Newcomers Ed Gaughan and Andrew Buckley play Davis and Bennett, two hassled functionaries in ill-fitting black suits.
The records revealed not that Mr. Esposito was profiting personally, but that two Democratic functionaries were helping themselves to proceeds from the party's annual fund-raising dinner.
The Chahār maqāleh ("Four Discourses") by Niẓāmī ʿArūẕī focuses not on the ruler himself but on four important functionaries at court: the secretary, the poet, the doctor, and the astrologer.
She went to four different functionaries, but without success until she mentioned that she held an English licence.
Years earlier, mommy scariest killed three religious functionaries who were trying to perform an exorcism on her, a splatterfest seen briefly and which led to her being locked up in an Italian institution.
When a family whose roof collapsed January 12, 2015 immediately got free temporary shelter, the resulting plumbing project created jobs for six government functionaries.
