Nonpartisan elections allow voters to elect public servants, not party servants.
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Civil servants were on first name terms with British civil servants.
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No, there'll be servants and people who can pay for servants.
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The complicating factor here is that civil servants are also public servants.
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We have public servants, and, as a function of law, if you have servants, then you have masters, and servants don't tell their masters what to do.
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"This is really what's required of us as civil servants, whether it be foreign service officers or civil servants," he said.
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The number of civil servants is down 20 percent since 2010, Mr. Archer said, and many civil servants are unhappy with Brexit.
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Qatar's official news agency said the donated money would benefit 27,000 civil servants out of over 40,000 public servants hired by Hamas since 2007.
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The members are public servants, civil servants, the employees of the General Services Administration (GSA), the civil service, and a whole cadre of first responders.
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Civil servants in Catalan-speaking areas do not have to engage with the language of the population they purportedly serve, yet Catalan civil servants must know Spanish.
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The servants here all lived on the upper floor of the home, so between the kitchens downstairs and the servants' bedrooms upstairs, there are a ton of stairs.
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Rio de Janeiro's subway system is exploited by a private company, so while its employees aren't technically civil servants, they have some of the same rights as civil servants.
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While 200,000 public servants have lost their jobs, more than 50,000 people have been jailed -- including 150 journalists (more than any other country) and numerous academics and public servants.
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They are government servants and leaders — they deserve respect.
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Mueller's defense of his team essentially amounted to a traditional stance that public servants and career civil servants rise above politics — and political affiliation has no bearing on the positions they hold.
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So it's not an accident that when the Iremongers hire servants — choosing only impoverished distant relatives with some diluted Iremonger heritage — the first thing they do is strip away the servants' names.
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Public servants are supposed to serve the public, full stop.
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They are being raised as loyal servants to the government.
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Both men were skilled lawyers, jurists, and dedicated public servants.
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Senior civil servants have poured honeyed words into her ear.
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CIVIL servants mostly operate behind the scenes and off camera.
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And the career civil servants are where people make mistakes.
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They could put career servants in some of these jobs.
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This year she also increased civil servants' pay by 3%.
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They will be demanding Islamic CEOs and senior civil servants.
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The IAEA remains in "constant interaction" with U.S. civil servants.
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Northam is actually correct about indentured servants arriving in 1619.
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Yet a lack of spending guidelines worries some civil servants.
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Our thoughts are with hardworking public servants and their families.
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They are civil servants going up against this flashy crowd.
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Prayuth said civil servants would observe mourning for a year.
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He acknowledged that not all officers were model public servants.
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Many of these responsibilities fall to the career civil servants.
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Civil servants have long dealt with a negative public image.
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When he tells servants and soldiers to come, they obey.
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This is absolutely not OK. Cabinet officials are public servants.
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On March 2, civil servants went back to their offices.
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And a renewed value for public service and public servants.
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As public servants, they're obviously way out of their depth.
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Trey, for instance, is rude to one of the servants.
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We should be seeking and encouraging noble, humble public servants.
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The European Commission's bureaucracy employs just under 22019,000 public servants.
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Public servants with security clearances have access to classified information.
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Then there are the civil servants who serve the military.
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I consider you to be good and decent public servants.
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Our public servants work every day to keep us safe.
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Other media said the group included judges and civil servants.
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We can't control whether our public servants lie to us.
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He was raised largely by servants in an aristocratic household.
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Public servants shouldn't enrich themselves from the offices they hold.
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Coons praised FBI professionals, saying thousands are dedicated public servants.
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Civil servants and state employees who refused lost their jobs.
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The lower classes are generally in evidence only as servants.
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It was originally used by the servants in the house.
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We don't have immersive virtual reality environments or robot servants.
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"I suppose you could say that the fun of the series comes from showing civil servants as politicians see them and politicians as civil servants see them," Mr. Jay told The Guardian in 1986.
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Opinion polls show a paradox: a majority of voters back the civil servants' strike but an even bigger majority back the reforms, including cutting the number of civil servants and introducing merit-based pay.
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The shutdown crippled the economy, leaving soldiers and civil servants unpaid.
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He curbed the rapaciousness of his civil servants and clerical reactionaries.
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Countries should send civil servants, not private actors, as their representatives.
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Like servants and goalies, pollsters are noticed only when they fail.
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Some of the best briefers we had are still public servants.
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The PA employs about 170,000 civil servants in the occupied territories.
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It is not unusual for public servants to receive death threats.
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You're the servants, he told them, of the people of God.
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For decades, people of color in horror were servants at best.
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Public servants like him really are the heroes in our community.
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State agencies have lost expertise as senior civil servants are canned.
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" Richard Howitt: "They're professional civil servants doing a very important job.
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Many ended up working as farmhands or servants for French families.
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Most of the civil servants implementing Brexit think it a mistake.
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They are not people—they're servants who must salaam to you.
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Over the weekend, it fired more than TEN THOUSAND public servants.
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Now, dignified public servants are forced to deny being the source.
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It took her two months to report them to civil servants.
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To do that it would need an extra 5,000 civil servants.
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A likelier reason is that civil servants have become more wary.
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It helps that some states hire Scrabble players as civil servants.
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I have always trusted my civil servants, military advisers and staff.
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Twenty-first century women are managers, entrepreneurs, public servants and CEOs.
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Hiring civil servants according to calibre has been rare throughout history.
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Others fail to maintain meritocratic principles through civil servants' entire careers.
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Training courses for civil servants on "sexual diversity" have also started.
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Businesses and civil servants are demanding to be paid in dollars.
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In flashbacks, ponytail-wearing Hook and Liam are servants on Capt.
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These future public servants feel comfortable letting loose on social media.
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A strike by civil servants in Kuwait has hit its output.
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The former Democratic mayor comes from a family of public servants.
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These are supposed to be the finest public servants we have.
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Notwithstanding electeds, staffers and nonprofit advocates, we are not public servants.
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The second is that we need equal treatment for public servants.
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All were accomplished because of the hard work of public servants.
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Civil servants are the glue that holds together our federal government.
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Instead, it was conducted by two professional, non-political civil servants.
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Public servants were severely restricted in their freedom to speak publicly.
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They are "good and faithful servants," in the language of Jesus.
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It restored the payment to some civil servants in April 2017.
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Public servants like James Comey are sworn to uphold the law.
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The only black people are doing exotic dances… servants or workers.
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Thousands of civil servants are deployed to the pilgrimage each year.
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The group is made up of civil servants from both countries.
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"Servants' libraries" endeavored to instill moral standards in the lower classes.
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As the King's health wanes, servants wait on his every order.
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If we don't have public servants shaping these policies, corporations will.
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This movement of public servants, scholars and activists deserves our support.
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The rush to the exits by the more honorable public servants.
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They have gratuitously exposed the private lives of dedicated civil servants.
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"We dont want to be servants to the Chinese!" he said.
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What did the servants put into the Tyrones' coffee that morning?
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But 70 percent of its budget goes toward paying civil servants.
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He angered civil servants with his vow to freeze their salaries.
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We would make up songs from the perspective of the servants.
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Committed, talented public servants can foil this president's abuses of democracy.
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We have the servants' life tour scheduled at 2:30 p.m.
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But Bannon's methodology may be more effective in intimidating civil servants.
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The same is now at stake for you as public servants.
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Here, "synths" are employed throughout society, as servants, caregivers, tram drivers.
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When the war ended, the former servants cautiously explored the castle.
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HABERMAN: You mean civil servants — TRUMP: And they can be critical.
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She was charged with reassigning many civil servants at the agency.
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That's how low my standards have fallen when judging public servants.
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They are generally senior civil servants from the Indian Administrative Service.
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It's not just an issue for public servants and government officials.
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The servants are still in her thrall and the housekeeper, Mrs.
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But for the last couple of months, actual civil servants in Rio have been protesting the way they're being treated by the state—there's no budget and thousands of public servants in Rio are living in poverty.
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CONSTANTINOPLE — Prince Yussuf was found dead by his servants at 7.30 a.m.
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Civil servants said they were working longer hours and handling heftier workloads.
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The government also offers loan forgiveness programs for teachers and public servants.
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You so-called high officials and VIPs magnates, national cadres, public servants.
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He browbeats career civil servants but rarely follows through on his rants.
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The ANC called on Catalan civil servants to respond with "peaceful resistance".
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Yes, there are career civil servants who have broken with the President.
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Ana Torres Moreno stands two levels belowground, in the second servants' basement.
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He will always be listed among freedom's most gallant and faithful servants.
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Our overwhelmed public servants aren't to blame for our faulty immigration system.
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Civil servants cited regulations; cynics noted the mayor's rivalry with the president.
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Biannual releases detailing civil servants' pay and rank have become similarly tardy.
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Sindoro has also been arrested, as well as four other public servants.
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The first is of the idea that civil servants should be unsackable.
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Last year they made tweaks, such as curbing benefits for public servants.
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These are our civil servants—we, the public, pays for this research.
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Another 28% are covered by government insurance for soldiers and civil servants.
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As civil servants, Britain's national museum directors are meant to be apolitical.
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Civil servants have been told to work just two days a week.
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It will not, for example, be using them to pay civil servants.
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Public servants and public service have been taking it on the chin.
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These selfless men and women are the most courageous of public servants.
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Sinosphere BEIJING — They may be the most reviled public servants in China.
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This behavior by public servants should be investigated by the court system.
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In truth, like most Americans, many public servants live paycheck to paycheck.
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Obviously, public servants, like Americans generally, are divided about the abortion issue.
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Months later, the state started delaying civil servants' salaries and pension checks.
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"My nerves are already at breaking point," he told his civil servants.
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I think both of them are regarded as pretty accomplished public servants.
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I'm going to go with that, as far as public servants go.
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And principled public servants who got the story out are hidden heroes.
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Attacking the Labor Department's civil servants is an unwarranted and unfair low.
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The student loan forgiveness program for public servants was not going well.
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Embrace these, Father, and receive them, thy heroic servants, into thy kingdom.
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A lot of foreign services officers reported to me — civil servants, ambassadors.
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Swayed by reports from private detectives, family servants and Gloria herself, Mrs.
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Are Puerto Ricans condemned to become docile servants of their new owners?
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Civil servants and elected officials may weaken enforcement mechanisms to reward allies.
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Mr. Trump has recklessly attacked nonpartisan public servants and our justice system.
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Editorial Observer Public servants are supposed to serve the public, not themselves.
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Most prosecutors are hard-working public servants and committed to fair play.
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Civil servants are acutely aware of the delicate role they must play.
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But the risk is not just to the reputation of public servants.
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He is what we should all want our public servants to be.
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Such crimes are usually committed only by high officials, high civil servants.
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Their servants abandon the house after Enrique begins to hear mysterious weeping.
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Or at least the civil servants are: The problem is the politicians.
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I used all my available cash in bribing the two old servants.
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We care about having a president who values our nonpartisan public servants.
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And American civil servants have learned a lesson, too: they might not.
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AFSCME represents an opportunity to extend that protection to public servants nationwide.
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These "career bureaucrats," as Spicer preferred to call them, are civil servants.
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"(3) A strong class of civil servants"I&aposm with Alexander Hamilton.
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White House press secretaries are public servants and are paid by taxpayers.
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"That basic compliance is what we should expect from all public servants."
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They lived in servants' quarters in a white neighborhood near downtown Dallas.
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Civil servants in the judicial branch are enjoying a 28 percent raise.
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They aren't some extraordinary caste; they are servants of the Polish people.
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It's immoral (and should be illegal) to abuse civil servants this way.
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The point here isn't to disparage any of these dedicated public servants.
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You enlist senior civil servants and police officers in the top management.
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There are thousands of civil servants working through that calculus right now.
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It was not immediately clear what the government was offering the civil servants.
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The upheaval empowers civil servants, who privately favour the least-disruptive Brexit possible.
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A weak prime minister weakens those around her, whether politicians or civil servants.
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Some were servants, some were skilled professionals — and none of them were slaves.
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Plan B: NetJets, XOJet One getaway comes with servants on a nearby island.
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My friends all say [even] the Negro maids and servants are getting antagonistic.
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She then asked to bring along two "servants" (in fact, they were colleagues).
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The servants did nothing to stop any of this, so they feel responsible.
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Haining helped women secure work as domestic servants in Britain under the program.
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And public servants balked at paying private investors to profit from the handicapped.
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As well as businessmen, those detained include police officers, civil servants and teachers.
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In Davao, he shamed civil servants on a weekly radio and television program.
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Civil servants in reception departments were among the first affected by the changes.
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Many blackamoor figures portray exoticized images of servants and slaves of African descent.
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Graham came from a long line of proud civil servants and military officers.
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Let this serve as a gentle reminder than dogs are not your servants.
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They are God's servants, agents of wrath to bring punishment on the wrongdoer.
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Civil servants and medical workers will join the next round of weekend protests.
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About 145,000 civil servants, security personnel and academics have been suspended or sacked.
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Juba has not paid soldiers or civil servants for most of this year.
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Abandoned by the servants, desperate for food, they become increasingly selfish and combative.
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Many doctors and civil servants have gone unpaid for more than a year.
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"All the servants are together in the hall," Carter told a British magazine.
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Monday local time and all civil servants were expected to return to work.
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Uber drivers told Reuters that public servants - including police officers - are frequent customers.
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On Monday, Zuckerberg met with civil servants, including Governor John Carney, in Delaware.
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Meanwhile, public servants are scrambling behind the scenes to maintain the status quo.
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The purge also extended to civil servants in the environment and sports ministries.
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The MGI report will be widely read by African politicians and civil servants.
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The touring show will include life-size dioramas of the servants' quarters, Mrs.
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We do this as proud Jews and as loyal servants to our nations.
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In reality, the American people have become the servants of their elected officials.
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I objected to the new system, but the civil servants won the day.
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It starts with rhetoric portraying our nation's public servants as faceless, overpaid bureaucrats.
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Our bill will help ensure Social Security statements are accurate for public servants.
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Hundreds of thousands of hard-working, dedicated public servants are working without pay.
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The rest mostly worked as career civil servants or in the private sector.
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Republicans must instead follow the path of principled public servants like Justin Amash.
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Best of all are the dancing servants and supplicants, choreographed by Joya Powell.
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The servants were the best trained and the most loyal of any nationality.
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It's disheartening to be targeted by politicians' attacks on public servants without consequence.
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Pensions are an explicit part of the deal when they become public servants.
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Rather, the deceased servants of the Third Earl are the ones hanging around.
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They're saddled with enough student debt to turn them into lifelong indentured servants.
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The government has been forced to cut benefits for highly paid civil servants.
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She donated to charities, supported the Opera, and was generous to her servants.
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First, second-rate presidents have often been surrounded by first-rate public servants.
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Thousands of children also work in mines or as domestic servants, said Yao.
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Commissioners enjoy quasi-ministerial mandates, providing political direction to 32,000 European civil servants.
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It was January 21945, and Japanese-American civil servants in California were alarmed.
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They included deluded old men, devious servants, craven braggarts and starry-eyed lovers.
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The appointees have left, but make no mistake — the progressive civil servants remain.
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Civil servants and soldiers, who are paid in zollars, saw their earnings evaporate.
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We the people, along with elected public servants, have to make it happen.
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"All the servants are slaves," Mr. Brooks wrote to his father in 1856.
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Most of the employees were civil servants and thus could not be fired.
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You are public servants in the truest sense with duty, integrity and courage.
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The remaining bedrooms are on the third floor, and were once servants' quarters.
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The servants, by contrast, sense that trouble is near and flee the scene.
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They're public servants -- and they're born into the role, they can't choose it.
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Her parents, who are civil servants in the city of Yangzhou, were worried.
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Civil servants in the judicial branch, not judges, received a 41 percent raise.
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And he comes from a long line of Democratic politicians and public servants.
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They raised Mary and her two brothers in a large house with servants.
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In some instances, she pointed out, he painted the daughters of his servants.
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"This is not how honest and honorable public servants talk," Mr. Zhou said.
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"The government has agreed to increase the salaries amounting to one service year for all 1.6 million civil servants ... with an additional 1.46 billion ringgit from July 1," Najib told a gathering of civil servants in the administrative capital, Putrajaya.
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It describes a master who gives his servants various quantities of money to watch over and, upon returning, rewards the two servants who invested and increased that gold but punishes the third, who hid his in the ground for safe keeping.
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Good government depends on public servants being able to give full and frank advice.
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I have not heard that any of the Gettysburg prisoners bringing slaves or servants.
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Now Italy has produced more than its share of great leaders and public servants.
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Plan B: Amillarah Private Islands One getaway comes with servants on a nearby island.
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Ossie pays homage to Sir Edward Osmotherly, who drafted important rules for civil servants.
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A key test will be when 200,000 civil servants return to work on Monday.
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In Icaria there are no domestic servants, cops, informants, middlemen, soldiers, gunsmiths, or bankers.
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Davis later returned to London, leaving talks in the hands of the civil servants.
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With luck, though, they will return to being science's servants, rather than its ringmasters.
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I grew up assuming that government was good, that civil servants did visionary work.
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It does not treat its academics as civil servants, as do France and Germany.
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Among the variety of servants for hire were armed guards and on-board DJs.
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US civil servants who process immigration applications are being asked to help ICE instead.
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The number of civil servants grew by 60% between 20183 and 2016, to 12m.
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It recently announced pay hikes for civil servants (17.5%), police (20%) and soldiers (22.5%).
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So it was on September 23th, when the country's civil servants went on strike.
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Others work in businesses that may be formal or informal, or are domestic servants.
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Last week civil servants also took to the streets to defend their special status.
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Rules for public servants would be brought closer to those for private-sector workers.
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According to Mr Mukomel, the only material beneficiaries have been civil servants and pensioners.
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"You're actually going to have a business paying for our public servants?" he asked.
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"Public officials are public servants, but they're not meant to be public punching bags."
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Najib has said that civil servants can expect "good news" in the 2018 budget.
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And it can't be discounted that many civil servants likely didn't vote for him.
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"By and large, civil servants probably were not big among Trump's voters," he said.
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Civil servants and soldiers go unpaid for months and hyperinflation renders money almost worthless.
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The invention of what General Electric called "electric servants" liberated women from domestic slavery.
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Their civil servants get a chance to become familiar with the machinery of Brussels.
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It is allowed to go bankrupt and its employees are not all civil servants.
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Tillerson has faced resistance within the White House for relying on career civil servants.
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Friday's prayers were attended by members of the royal family and senior civil servants.
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Yet Mr Bongo still proudly talks of giving civil servants a 30% pay rise.
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And customers think it's OK to swear at servers because they're indentured servants, apparently.
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Some were indentured servants, not lifelong vassals: chattel slavery had yet to be codified.
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But it wasn't just paid public servants who helped people -- and animals -- in need.
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Few were fired outright; as civil servants, they retained substantial protections against being terminated.
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Much of the Brexit bureaucracy can be handled by Britain's 393,000 existing civil servants.
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You won't find two more dedicated, intelligent, honest and hard-working public servants anywhere.
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Then the five remaining servants win the lottery, blurring boundaries between upstairs and downstairs.
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Anthony Johnson, one of the country's first black slave owners, had five indentured servants.
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Ministers, members of Parliament and civil servants laughed or squirmed, depending on the joke.
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"My partner and I had always fancied ourselves two servants of justice," he says.
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"The character attacks on these distinguished and honorable public servants is reprehensible," Vindman said.
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Bells and speaking tubes for communicating with servants are still set in the walls.
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Currently both posts are being filled by senior civil servants in an acting capacity.
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Clean silver is a measure of busy hands, a guarantee of your servants' industry.
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The roles played by the outgoing administration and by career civil servants have increased.
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A weary Claire finally makes her way home, where the servants are acting strangely.
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Our servants are now dealing with us like a nanny would to their child.
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The eight-member review panel includes former civil servants, corporate figures, academics and lawyers.
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We should all have confidence in the public servants responsible for administering our elections.
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Servants bustled around them, grilling a lavish supper and pouring steaming glasses of tea.
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He added that he hoped Mr. Ramaphosa would commit to employing competent public servants.
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Soldiers want to revolt against their officers, servants against their masters, and so on.
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But for untold numbers of other public servants, the struggles have only just begun.
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Instead, the crowd roared at attacks on civil servants, Brussels bureaucrats, lawmakers and journalists.
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Three sullen servants become the Three Ladies who serve the Queen of the Night.
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But the civil servants there — teachers, nurses, administrators — tend to be ethnic Rakhine Buddhists.
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Chow for the way they resembled the obsequious blabber of her servants back home.
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Elizabeth regularly hit the road, taking hundreds of courtiers, servants and carts with her.
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"Governor Whitmer's dedication to Michiganders is a model for public servants everywhere," he said.
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Ralph Northam mentioned in his latest misstep, calling them "indentured servants" in an interview.
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So far, though, those cases have focused on individual public servants, not large agencies.
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Some civil servants will endure only so much abuse and scandal before speaking up.
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Some top civil servants told colleagues they were contemplating quitting or feared being fired.
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Those functions historically were performed by career civil servants in the CMS Communications Office.
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"Most prosecutors are hard-working public servants and committed to fair play," she wrote.
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"We have clear communication in the beginning that parents shouldn't be servants," she said.
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My grandfather's descendants are doctors, lawyers, public servants, corporate executives all over the world.
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No court would suppress such an attempt to silence public servants and the press.
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Originating in the mid-1600s, the day was traditionally a day off for servants.
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On this day, servants would receive a "Christmas Box," or gift, from their master.
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Nazi Party membership was voluntary; it was not mandatory except for certain civil servants.
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The U.S. military faces the ugliness for its citizens, which includes our public servants.
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Personal-service providers — "servants," as they once were called — tend to be poorly paid.
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They then asked for their own meeting with top civil servants from the Treasury.
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America has lost one of the greatest patriots and public servants in our history.
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I believe that artists are public servants and the play belongs to the audience.
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The work also criticizes "Hamilton" for not including Native Americans and white indentured servants.
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For Ford, the Hosts aren't robots that are meant to be servants to humans.
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The Interpreter LONDON — To hear some British politicians tell it, they are mere servants.
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The Palestinian Authority said in March it was cutting civil servants' salaries by half.
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Civil servants do not approve capital expenditure, which means contractors are not getting paid.
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It's been 12 years since the first version of the Equal Treatment of Public Servants Act was introduced, but our public servants have been calling on Congress to fix the WEP since it was put into place more than three decades ago.
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"The hardest hit would be the rank-and-file civil servants working and living in major cities like Kuala Lumpur or Penang," Adib said, adding that civil servants had less flexibility to take part-time jobs than other low-paid urban workers.
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In colonial times the British set up universities to train civil servants, while neglecting schools.
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Clinton are smart and accomplished public servants, no one would describe them as natural politicians.
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Civil servants say they expect to be paid for the first time in a year.
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Khan plans to have only two servants instead of 524 reserved for a sitting premier.
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He also said state officials were applying pressure on civil servants and students to vote.
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And, yes, public servants should be able to use their expertise when they leave government.
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Turkey has now fired about 145,000 civil servants, security personnel and academics, local media reported.
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These people are nothing but agents of evil, servants of sin, and slaves to Satan.
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Public servants contribute to the security of the country and the safety of our communities.
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"People could leave home and become servants and then be overcome with homesickness," said Shorter.
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He spent months routinely maligning the work of career civil servants for no good reason.
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The suit also alleges broader missteps by FedLoan that go beyond programs for public servants.
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At present most civil servants can speak good English, but few have even passable Portuguese.
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Civil servants have reportedly been told to dust off their plans for a hung parliament.
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The price tag includes new government offices and homes for about 1.5 million civil servants.
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All but the lowest-paid public servants had their salaries frozen between 2011 and 25.
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The culprit had left, shouting at one of the servants to clean up the mess.
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An attempt to delay pay hikes for civil servants was blocked by the supreme court.
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To cushion the blow, civil servants will receive an extra 1,2003 riyals ($267) per month.
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Thousands are already there working as waitresses, domestic servants, store clerks and in other jobs.
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At the beginning of her imprisonment, Mary still had a staff of approximately 50 servants.
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The new capital will have jobs, but few civil servants can afford to live there.
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This makes Brexit, described by civil servants as the government's trickiest peacetime task, even harder.
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The government's (much needed) cuts to pensions for civil servants and teachers prompted big demonstrations.
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Thousands of civil servants and other officials have been bussed in for the long weekend.
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Teachers, doctors and other public servants have gone on strike over low and unpaid salaries.
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About 1,250 protesters, mostly teachers, students, and civil servants, protested in the city of Sulaimaniya.
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Lawmakers, judges, journalists and civil servants will have to work hard to limit the damage.
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A pay rise to central-government civil servants is expected to be matched by states.
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In private the honest civil servants who have remained are aghast at the woeful administration.
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The suit was "amicably" settled, a lawyer for the servants told The New York Times.
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The Order of the Bath for senior military officers and civil servants came in 1725.
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Architecture graduates and civil servants have cashed in on the boom and taken up farming.
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Civil servants also received a special bonus in January and can expect another in June.
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So far, 30 senior civil servants have been suspended and are under investigation for corruption.
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That program allows certain public servants to have their student debt canceled after 10 years.
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These include cutting subsidies, reforming the pension system for public servants and freezing government hiring.
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We have something very valuable in Britain: civil servants try and stick to the law.
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It would've banned all public servants from wearing religious symbols including, hijabs, turbans, or yamakas.
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Politicians are seldom brave enough to cut civil servants' pay but Nigeria's governors are desperate.
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Conversely, competent civil servants risk being fired when a new minister or president comes in.
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Civil servants are far more likely to have a university degree than in the past.
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Our candidates and their volunteers are public servants and we are thankful to their sacrifice.
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Persistently and publicly support and endorse instances when civil servants express divergent or critical views.
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Presidential decisions are diluted or simply ignored by civil servants appointed by Mr Rohani's predecessors.
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Civil servants who keep their lips zipped or cultural warriors prepared to speak their mind?
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Kerslake warned that civil servants were being hamstrung by ministerial indecision and unworkable customs plans.
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When public servants enter government, they shed their private interests to serve a public role.
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But in each case, our nation's public servants find themselves in the line of fire.
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On Thursday night the government said the city's 180,000 civil servants must maintain politically neutral.
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His own salary after tax is equivalent to $270 per month, common for civil servants.
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"I wish Administrator Pruitt and all of the public servants at EPA the very best."
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We know that our children, our families, our neighbors, our public servants are not safe.
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It also captured the lack of energy among civil servants to address the cathedral's problems.
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In Maryland, which has aggressive disclosure requirements, 15,000 public servants must file annual financial statements.
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Public servants occasionally are blinded by a misguided belief in the superiority of their judgment.
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Civil servants and soldiers go unpaid for months and hyperinflation renders the money almost worthless.
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That's the balance the American people expect their public servants to strike on their behalf.
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And yet, alas, what the movie proves is that androids are meant to be servants.
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We were all servants in the Kingdom of Heaven, which set the hierarchy on earth.
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The removal of civil servants linked to them was a key part of the fight.
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How much better it would be to have capable and experienced public servants in charge.
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But they approved an amendment that would allow civil servants to belong to political parties.
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And two very lowly servants — Lane and Martin — are charged with cleaning up the bodies.
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Public servants have failed to do anything to protect them against the next gun attack.
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We were collectively the villains, the servants, the enemies, the mistresses, the houseboys, the invaders.
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Yet civil servants expect shortages of food, medicine and petrol, and a "meltdown" at ports.
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Bob Mueller is one of the finest people and public servants this country's ever produced.
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Public servants who swore to protect the Constitution also set the impeachment process in motion.
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Soldiers, teachers, doctors and civil servants have not been paid their official salaries for months.
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Many Hong Kong civil servants will work from home for the rest of the week.
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Mr. Cuomo argues that the bidding process for contracts is overwhelmingly conducted by civil servants.
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The sooner the media, public servants and the citizenry in general understand this, the better.
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Next up: sessions aimed at liberal civil servants agonizing about whether to quit their jobs.
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"The vile character attacks on these distinguished and honorable public servants is reprehensible," he said.
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Grog Shoppe, a onetime servants' quarters at Devon House, serves Jamaican specialties and American staples.
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Around two years ago, the state government started delaying civil servants' salaries and pension checks.
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The rest are a diverse medley of litigators, legal scholars, civil servants, and elected officials.
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That is the role and the responsibility of career public servants in our democratic system.
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That is the role and the responsibility of career public servants in our democratic system.
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She and her siblings grew up surrounded by maids, butlers, nannies, chauffeurs and other servants.
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It is unpatriotic to demand that public servants serve the president and no one else.
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Martyr is among the highest honors bestowed posthumously on loyal servants of the Islamic Republic.
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I love his servants, even if I hate to see them take his murderous abuse.
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American civil servants have long been maligned as slow moving and unthinking creatures of bureaucracy.
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It is allowed to go bankrupt and not all of its employees are civil servants.
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Original fixtures include marble fireplaces, windows and servants' bells, and records document the property's history.
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But the "boss" of public servants — the voters — may refuse to see it that way.
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In the West, policies are set by law and then carried out by civil servants.
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Since the coup, Erdogan has jailed over 2628,28503 people and fired over 22019,000 civil servants.
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Civil servants, many of them working class, say he knows nothing about running a bureaucracy.
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There is a complex, technical debate about whether civil servants are over- or under-paid.
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In place of trees, strange tuxedoed servants have tangles of branches sprouting from their necks.
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He has an enormous house and a retinue of servants whom he treats with contempt.
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We created a very large, 400-people task force composed almost exclusively of civil servants.
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Both Obama and Bush nominated largely mainstream civil servants with many years of government service.
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The earthquake made the weak state even weaker, killing many civil servants and destroying their records.
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They paid civil servants' salaries, and were surprisingly flexible in their interpretation of sharia (Islamic law).
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They are career public servants, serving here at home and in remote corners of the world.
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Riyadh slashed spending on infrastructure and perks for civil servants to get its finances under control.
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In essence, Gomez said, the plan is designed to turn citizens into servants of the state.
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They also instructed civil servants not to obey orders from Madrid and respond with peaceful resistance.
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Some 130,000 civil servants have been purged from government jobs for purported links to terror organizations.
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About 50,000 people, including soldiers, journalists, academics and civil servants, have been arrested in that crackdown.
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Since 2008 the number of civil servants in the euro zone has fallen by about 6%.
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It scaled back wages paid to civil servants in February and March to weather the crisis.
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But most civil servants are not parking their yachts in Washington harbour or meeting with lobbyists.
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Dozens of civil servants raised their eyes to the glass dome as if they were praying.
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"We do not need new laws," he told civil servants at the Department for Homeland Security.
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It will make Mr Fillon an easy target for irate trade unions and fearful civil servants.
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Perhaps this is unsurprising; all six of the senior civil servants running education are SADTU members.
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Some of the civil servants her team encounters do not seem entirely sure where Anguilla is.
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Civil-society groups were shut down, civil servants sacked, access to parts of the internet blocked.
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If we add police officers, then why not also add lawyers, doctors, and all public servants?
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Compared with sorting out the Brexit mess, this week's scrap with anonymous civil servants provided relief.
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Perhaps some day we'll scoop up these faithful servants and put them in a Martian museum.
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But EU negotiators might ask how Britain calculates the pension liability for its own public servants.
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The lion's share comes instead from unusually generous pensions, corporate subsidies and salaries for civil servants.
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In Belgium, civil servants who access data on the registry have their own ID numbers recorded.
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Highlights include dedicated servants for pets (specifically, a tortoise) and jade jewelry worth millions of dollars.
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It showered goodies on important voting groups, such as civil servants, in its budget in October.
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In past eras, when information travelled at a snail's pace, civil servants had to cluster together.
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He turned up at offices to check if Tanzania's famously lackadaisical civil servants were at work.
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The Cabinet Office is working on a service to put startups in touch with civil servants.
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I read searing tales from reporters and techies, chefs and yogis, civil servants and mountain climbers.
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The war means wages don't get paid for civil servants and key services are falling apart.
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The revolts coincided with a strike by civil servants demanding around $400 million in back wages.
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The second problem is that the tasks civil servants must perform are becoming ever more complicated.
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By December 2015 several states were again failing to pay civil servants on time, provoking strikes.
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There are great people in the FBI and the DoJ and in government — incredible public servants.
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Wider purges have meanwhile seen some 100,000 police, soldiers, judges and civil servants sacked or suspended.
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He had his servants sew iron rods into his clothes to protect his body from breaking.
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As well as businessmen, those detained over the weekend include police officers, civil servants, and teachers.
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Key positions remain unfilled, while civil servants and Obama holdovers leak unflattering information about the administration.
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Nevertheless, it seems that both sides are all too eager to use civil servants as scapegoats.
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Current retirement policy requires female public servants stop working up to 10 years earlier than men.
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This week civil servants took to the streets, and protests have broken out across the country.
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They wait in disorderly queues, often for hours, only to be frustrated by indifferent civil servants.
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In the first instance, this money would go to contractors, suppliers, civil servants or welfare recipients.
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They say they are banking on young voters to choose public servants of a different kind.
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Once indentured servants made money, they opted out of waged labor, and bought their own farms.
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This is not the manner with which career public servants should ever be separated from service.
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It's a mistake for Trump and his supporters to indict all past and current public servants.
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This "retirement tax" is nothing more than an outright pay cut for hard-working public servants.
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And they believe Taylor's testimony is supported by multiple other witnesses, who are career public servants.
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" And some servants at a British manor win the lottery in "The Syndicate: All or Nothing.
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Providing our civil servants with the organizational tools for their work shouldn't be controversial or political.
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Thousands of military personnel, teachers, police and civil servants have protested against the plan several times.
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Others were kept as servants, beaten, forced to carry suicide belts or used as human shields.
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Civil servants are categorized under 15 different job grades and each grade has 10 pay steps.
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Unfortunately, our public servants find themselves as bargaining chips in political brinkmanship more and more often.
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We in America's public policy schools do not shirk from our responsibility to develop public servants.
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Public servants, public institutions not only failed to prevent the crisis, their decisions created this crisis.
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"Good government depends on public servants being able to give full and frank advice," May said.
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Civil servants are facing particular pressure to enroll, according to more than a dozen state workers.
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There's loads of oversight, and the people in charge of the work are trustworthy public servants.
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A cash crisis means public servants often do not get their salaries paid out in full.
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In Stellaris you can build your dream society where there are no servants and no masters.
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Civil servants and ministers, including Minister of Communication and Information Rudiantara, are among the heaviest users.
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The primary victims of these anti-corruption operations have been mid- and low-ranking civil servants.
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The crackdown has covered a wide range of professions from civil servants and soldiers to medics.
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Clinton turned a blind eye because she did not trust civil servants to maintain her privacy.
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It's not unusual for public servants to recycle themselves into lucrative jobs in lobbying or business.
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The department, obviously, continues to be staffed by a large number of skilled career civil servants.
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They have penetrated deeply throughout the country, terrorizing police, public servants and residents to assert control.
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Hostility persists between the Africans, brought as slaves, and the Indians, who arrived as indentured servants.
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The civil servants tasked with implementing the buyback program might have to face this grave danger.
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In Tunisia, bank loans are often available only to public servants or others with stable salaries.
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But Mr. Dittmer's book turned attention to the activism of sharecroppers, domestic servants and everyday people.
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Other companies are furiously stockpiling supplies, while civil servants are scrambling to prepare for emergency arrangements.
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Hun Sen promised to increase wages for factory workers, civil servants and armed forces every year.
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The timing, as opposed to the general hostility to public servants, is probably personal to Trump.
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These and other agencies are full of smart, dedicated public servants working hard to protect us.
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They're not considered ... we're not the servants and they're the little princes and princesses. Right. Right.
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Instead, we have public servants — police officers — like the men who were taken away from us.
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Six years later a group of military officers and civil servants initiated a near bloodless coup.
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We owe our public servants every tool to make the most informed decisions for our communities.
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"The people of Georgia have lost one of our state's finest public servants," Bryan Miller said.
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It launched more than 500 criminal cases against farmers and civil servants for allowing illegal cultivation.
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However wonderful an individual performance, the dancers are, in the end, anonymous servants of the art.
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Far more troubling is the assault on not-so-political public servants, such as Lt. Col.
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Cook's view that civil servants serve regardless of who occupies the Oval Office has its adherents.
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In their absence, civil servants have been forced to manage daily affairs, leaving broader matters neglected.
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Deregulation also meant outsourcing responsibility for fire inspections to owners and builders, instead of civil servants.
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Public servants, leading academics, and industry leaders came together to highlight the problem and discuss solutions.
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Only if government officials take to heart their designation as "public servants" will justice prevail. ♦
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Elderly women Elderly or married women become servants, slaves for combatants or for an ISIS family.
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But the current strike features many unionized workers, including teachers, hospital workers and some civil servants.
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The servants would then return home on Boxing Day to give "Christmas Boxes" to their families.
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Her mother's family owned a plantation where black servants abounded long after the abolition of slavery.
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Others argue that public servants enjoy privileged access to many services so should expect no pity.
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"I want to state that the character attacks on these public servants is reprehensible," Vindman said.
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""Civil servants left there may be in good form, maybe not, but they&aposre essentially leaderless.
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"One, those are good public servants," Grassley said of Cissna and Vitiello, according to the Post.
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"The staff members are international civil servants and not representatives of their national government," she said.
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We are citizens, taxpayers, civil servants, members of the military, your relatives, your friends, your coworkers.
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The retirement age for female party cadres, civil servants and employees of state enterprises is 55.
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There, fans can find the servants' quarters, the lavish dining-room table and Crawley family portraits.
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There were about 100 servants and an athletic compound with its own swimming pool and spa.
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"Constitutionally protected free speech cannot be suppressed at the whim of elected officials and public servants."
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Lifelong public servants, the Vogels wanted their collection to be accessible to the public for free.
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Lawmakers interviewed by Reuters said civil servants had not been paid for at least six months.
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And what the civil servants did was work on reform ideas in conjunction with the agency.
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"Yes, public servants should be able to use their expertise when they leave government," she said.
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The enchantress erased the memories of the Prince, his land and servants from the villagers' minds, locking the village in a time loop that would cause the servants' family members to never age and never remember their loved ones who are trapped in the cursed castle.
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That's why we're working together on the Equal Treatment of Public Servants Act of 2015, legislation to repeal the WEP and replace it with a formula that calculates Social Security benefits for our firefighters, police officers, teachers and other public servants just like all other workers.
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When civil servants howled about plans to cut their ample pay, the government backed down in April.
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The teacher, Jacinter Atieno, asks questions about a story on the exploitation of children as domestic servants.
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He's been howling at his servants to bring him whiskey and then complaining that it's not water.
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There are politicians and public servants in attendance, as well as technologists, educators, archivists, activists, and journalists.
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More importantly, civil servants need to have design literacy and technology support when working with outside vendors.
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The fiscal blowout in the 27 election year was largely due to pay rises for civil servants.
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Civil servants will now head ballot box committees and security forces may be called to polling stations.
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Parliament directed the government to hike the wages of civil servants to keep pace with price increases.
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They are a coalition of activists -- doctors, educators and civil servants -- from Aleppo's beleaguered rebel-held areas.
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Today some of the schools are reserved for retired civil servants, but others are open to all.
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This quaint and cozy pub was first established during the 16th century for the servants of bishops.
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Alias Grace fictionalizes the lives of two servants in 1840s Canada who ended up murdering their employer.
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By next May, none of Singapore's public servants will have access to the internet while at work.
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In his later work, his most prominent models were his servants or other lower-middle-class women.
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" Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Bush "was one of America's most consequential and dedicated public servants.
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The first incarnation debuted in 1971 and followed the lives of the Bellamy family and their servants.
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The EU, with about 33,000 civil servants, is dwarfed by the British government, which employs over 400,000.
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A town hall spokesman was unable to comment further or explain how civil servants could be protected.
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We have run as humble citizen-servants in a year of a would-be political strongman (Trump).
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Most of its functions are being carried out by local civil servants under the supervision of Westminster.
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Ghani has taken steps including addressing financial wrongdoing, cancelling suspicious fuel contracts and firing corrupt civil servants.
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Baobab is fully operated by volunteers - doctors, retired civil servants, designers and others - and funded by donations.
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But are better bots and smarter software servants truly the best way to drive people's personal productivity?
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The victims of the scammers were often civil servants and retired officials from mainland China, he said.
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The hallmarks of Mr Modi's 12 years in Gujarat were ambitious projects run by honest civil servants.
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Like Mr Couillard's ban, Bill 21 would bar public servants from covering their faces on the job.
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Speaking of their children's upbringing, Sharon credited herself for raising them to be charitable and public servants.
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In the Biblical parable of the talents, a master entrusts his wealth to a range of servants.
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For women, it is 55 for civil servants and employees for state enterprises, and 50 for others.
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Even as public servants, police officers maintain their Fifth Amendment protection against self-incrimination, according to Burbank.
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Typically, the Education secretary would be protected by a team of civil servants, not law enforcement personnel.
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That information system is now known as the world wide web, and we are its humble servants.
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But I believe the first Africans brought to the colonies were given the status of indentured servants.
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The cuts will also threaten the job security of our nation's civil servants and worsen their morale.
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A rare open letter signed by a group of civil servants criticized authorities' handling of the violence.
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Out of the 85,000 job cuts, 15,000 would affect civil servants who work for the central government.
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"I strongly condemn the terrorist attack on civil servants in Kabul today," Abdullah said in a tweet.
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More than 60,000 soldiers, police, judges and civil servants have been arrested, suspended or put under investigation.
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Wages for all of the country's civil servants, including teachers, were frozen during the country's debt crisis.
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And what a fruitful year it has been for Netflix, and for us, its loyal servants customers.
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Civil servants, which take up nearly three quarters of Congo's spending, have not been paid for months.
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They're loan officers, they're service providers, they're professionals, they're public servants, they're college students, they're everyday people.
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Even after civil servants began moving to the modernist capital, cariocas thought important ministries would stay put.
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The sale also makes Lord Grantham question whether or not he really needs all of these servants.
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When they do pop up, they tend to portray slaves or servants, like Missandei or Grey Worm.
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Trump shared a videotaped message in which he called his predecessors "some of America's finest public servants."
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It is unusual for civil servants, such as EPA employees, to so actively oppose a Cabinet nominee.
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Venezuela's populist president, Nicolás Maduro, told civil servants to work a two-day week to save electricity.
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Therefore the faithful servants of the Lord Jesus Christ dare not cease to oppose and unmask it.
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We want to root for Katherine, but then she turns around and acts cruelly to her servants.
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And so it is that the two senior servants become man and wife on their own terms.
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These public servants should be congratulated for making sound business choices, overturning decades of politically motivated policy.
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This could also include civil servants liking or commenting positively on content deemed radical on social media.
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When I visited the region in April 2018 I met a number of these Han civil servants.
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The sacrifice is part of the job, however, because leaders can't lead unless they are servants first.
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Thousands of teachers and bureaucrats from Egypt and Syria filled posts vacated by France's fleeing civil servants.
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He has fired ministers, the heads of the port and the revenue authorities, and 10,000 civil servants.
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I'm back to hating Christmas again, and I'm spending it in the cave with my Winged Servants.
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Public servants want to serve their country by working for the government, but it's not charity work.
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He never packed his own suitcase; for a two-day trip, his servants packed him six suits.
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In August, another septuagenarian allegedly killed two civil servants and injured a neighbor over a water dispute.
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His story speaks to our broader and growing concerns about how senior civil servants are being treated.
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Both are longtime public servants who are also proud fathers of sons serving in the U.S. Marines.
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Let us say unequivocally and without hesitation that our intelligence professionals are brave and patriotic government servants.
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Rather than act in a respectable manner befitting their responsibilities as public servants, Democrats boycotted the vote.
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Despite the president's glowing words on Friday, he possesses a shameful record of disrespecting our civil servants.
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The state hopes the properties will remain affordable in this neighborhood of civil servants and construction workers.
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In more recent history, the most high-profile resignations-on-principle have been lower level public servants.
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In its 2014 annual report, it said unnamed Czech civil servants and politicians were aiding these efforts.
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Although chancellor Philip Hammond previously said civil servants were "overpaid" he is understood to back the move.
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Especially George Washington's servants, who scurry around the kitchen preparing to make this the best celebration ever.
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Legally, the public-sector entity can be liquidated or made bankrupt and employees are not civil servants.
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Brash and blunt-speaking, Mr. Basuki is known for publicly berating civil servants as incompetent and corrupt.
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The city also sent civil servants back home and implemented testing requirements for anyone entering the city.
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Guests and museum workers have reported seeing the spirits of servants and members of her family, too.
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Now the servants who always had to carry the coffin to and fro became angry about this.
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Civil servants were fired en masse, and Fidesz allies were installed in vital roles, like election supervision.
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Bedridden and dying from cardiac arrhythmia and gangrene, he's surrounded by an entourage of servants and physicians.
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The movie begins outdoors; servants push the King, seated in a wheelchair, around the Palace of Versailles.
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Those arrested include members of the police, military,and judiciary, as well as civil servants and journalists.
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For Sebastian, it's being just high enough to look down on his fellow servants at the manor.
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Then, wet nurses became domestic servants, living among the wealthy and frequently leaving their own children behind.
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They have even stopped paying salaries to doctors, nurses and civil servants in areas under their control.
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Within days, the government directed civil servants to work from home, and private employers largely followed suit.
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It weeds out the type of independent public servants who are supposed to be in these posts.
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The servants don't want a day off, and Lady Mary isn't the only princess on the premises.
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An oncology unit was opened in Al Hoceima, and the government agreed to hire more civil servants.
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He also ordered all civil servants to join the ruling political party, of which he was president.
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However, these public servants in the United States are not necessarily receiving proper political support and protection.
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Could I have stayed there, knowing my sisters were being cut and abducted and turned into servants?
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But he does not employ an army of servants, and, inside, the place is homey and unostentatious.
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Civil servants track the weather and make the calls that mean the difference between life and death.
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Career civil servants like Mr. Rutnam play a powerful, behind-the-scenes role in running Britain's government.
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You probably haven't worried so much about the servants, but shame on you, you class-blinkered snob.
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But Baron Ochs, having forced his way past servants, comes bounding in, insisting on seeing the Marschallin.
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The public servants in this category include the whistleblower, Marie Yovanovitch, Ambassador William Taylor, Fiona Hill, Lieut.
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This means replenishing hard currency reserves in Yemen's Central Bank as promised, and paying essential civil servants.
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These days, Paris-Berlin and Berlin-Paris flights have become crowded with civil servants heading to meetings.
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The benefit of such information is that the public can see what their paid servants are doing.
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He has hollowed out our State Department, demeaned our intelligence community, the FBI and our civil servants.
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Civil servants don't have to like the president, but they can either work for him or resign.
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As the latter plans his revenge, he disguises himself with blackface and falls in with Bedford's servants.
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What was notable about the new allegations is that they weren't coming from "deep state" civil servants.
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A steep, narrow staircase rises from the kitchen to a back bedroom, presumably once used by servants.
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The government was in disarray: some thirty per cent of civil servants had died in the earthquake.
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Morrison earlier this year told public servants that his government's policy was not being delivered quickly enough.
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Both blamed the news media as well as the judicial system and civil servants for their problems.
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The Japanese government has proposed extending the mandatory retirement age for civil servants from 223 to 29.
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Warrants can be issued not only by judges, but by civil servants who are given wide discretion.
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An extensive interagency effort by civil servants and political appointees produced the $50 billion list of products.
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It's the responsibility of good politicians and good public servants to educate yourself about what's out there.
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Thirty regional governors and more than 50 high-ranking civil servants have also been dismissed, CNN Turk said.
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It's a fast way to alienate many of the career civil servants those in tech want to assist.
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"They tricked victims in China, the civil servants there, such as teachers, medics and artists," Uk Heisela said.
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The rich and powerful also offer up some pretty nice gifts for public servants to do their bidding.
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Bumiputera is a mutual insurance company owned by its 6.7 million policyholders, who are mainly Indonesian civil servants.
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I think politicians, public figures, and public servants need to be held accountable for their words and actions.
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I apply this thinking with my own design team, but this is also with clients, or civil servants.
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Another 7,000 police, civil servants and academics were dismissed last week according to a decree published on Friday.
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Khatiwada said civil servants, teachers, army and police personnel will have their basic salaries increased by 18-20%.
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About 50,000 people have been jailed and more than 110,000 civil servants fired in the massive government crackdown.
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Yet for all their wealth and fading influence, the British royals still maintain a role as public servants.
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The act requires a steering committee, which is comprised of civil servants from related ministries and SME experts.
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In the Game of Thrones sourcebooks, indentured servants mine the islands for iron and sometimes tin and lead.
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The US government has many dedicated and brave public servants, and some of them will do exactly that.
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Former prime ministers Silvio Berlusconi and Matteo Renzi had their bust-ups with civil and public servants too.
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State institutions, particularly the security services and the judiciary, have seen the dismissal of over 100,000 civil servants.
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And academics were increasingly treated like other public servants—and held accountable for their use of public money.
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The government now threatens to punish civil servants who ignore court rulings or fail to observe party policies.
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The inquiry will also investigate allegations that the scandal was covered up by doctors, civil servants and politicians.
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Farmers have trouble accessing mandatory forms; jobseekers struggle to make applications; civil servants miss out on online training.
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The supreme court will soon decide whether to allow indebted states to reduce civil servants' salaries and hours.
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But a wide swath of Democratic leaders and public servants was targeted today, which should concern all Americans.
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It also causes a headache for civil servants who will have to make repayments and manage the funds.
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Its centre, where MPs, ministers and civil servants would be based, voted for Remain in the Brexit referendum.
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Instead, the commissions are headed by a senior judge, supported by a mixture of lawyers and civil servants.
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For reasons that are not understood, the pay of public servants appears to be falling fastest in London.
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Ministers have mused about banning gay student groups from universities, or attempting to weed out gay civil servants.
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"We have judges, police and civil servants," says a Shia ironmonger in Cairo, who secretly converted from Sunnism.
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Surveys of the civil servants who work there suggest that it is not a happy ship (see chart).
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The Powerpuff Girls are servants of the state, sacrificing their lives to fight monsters and working with authority.
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Some among Catalonia&aposs roughly 200,000 civil servants have said they will refuse to obey orders from Madrid.
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"If they come here, we would be their servants and I don't want that," says Ms Vasilieva's daughter.
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The number of civil servants in central government has fallen by a fifth in the past five years.
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Countless public servants from Florida, New York, Virginia and across the country have been sharing these horror stories.
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Qatar has devoted hundreds of millions, for example, to pay the salaries of Hamas civil servants in Gaza.
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But civil servants did not tell ministers about the firm's involvement until after the contract had been signed.
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Many civil servants and factory workers were cajoled into voting by their bosses, and driven to the polls.
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In committee, in her slightly dishevelled philosopher's clothes, she simply tried to induce public servants to think rationally.
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Given Aadhaar's relatively smooth implementation, civil servants across the world would do well to seek inspiration from it.
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There was also a day of disruption on March 22, when railworkers joined a strike by civil servants.
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The castle's servants need Belle to stay as much as the Beast does — their lives depend on it.
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Ralph Northam called Black Americans who were forcefully enslaved "indentured servants" and Gayle King had to correct him.
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The proposal is also expected to reduce death pension benefits and raise social security contributions by civil servants.
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She stares down all the servants who think they should plan for the queen's death, and enlists Mrs.
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McBride told the ambassador that civil servants with disagreements could always leave — although the official ended up staying.
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Tens of thousands members of the military and civil servants have been arrested or dismissed from their jobs.
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The Federal Government can only effectively serve the American people when staffed by qualified and dedicated public servants.
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At DOE, civil servants, military service members, and contractors solve our nation's toughest challenges and keep us safe.
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Many Latin American civil servants must follow thick procedural codes but are not made accountable through performance targets.
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These public servants tend to be self-effacing and deeply knowledgeable about some small realm of public policy.
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The American people will soon hear the testimony of veterans, career foreign service officers, and dedicated public servants.
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Government institutions that have similar roles will be merged and inefficient civil servants will be removed, he said.
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At the top levels, the leaders live in luxury, surrounded by servants, Persian carpets, antique furniture, and limousines.
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Across the federal government, civil servants' oath is to the Constitution, not to any individual president or administration.
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That system still works, thanks to the military and civilian public servants who dedicate their lives to it.
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Mexican law requires public servants to speak up when they have a conflict and recuse themselves if necessary.
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Under the maximal form of withdrawal, civil servants would painstakingly have to copy, or scrap, 12,295 EU regulations.
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University academics, teachers and civil servants—including some 250 from the prime minister's office—have been pushed out.
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Fountains erupted in wine and servants scrambled everywhere to serve the royals, their noble constituents, and sizable armies.
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The title change comes with a move up from the Capulet servants' quarters to the late Juliet's bedroom.
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It would ensure regular, reliable payment for civil servants and avoid these periodic disruptions of federal employees' lives.
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Thousands of civil servants, including teachers and health-care workers, are being paid late or not at all.
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Some come from famous industrialist families, and some are the middle-to-lower-class children of civil servants.
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Alternately, you can kill literally everyone who stands in your way and then some, including servants and civilians.
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Again, our career public servants in the national security community must play a leading role along the way.
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There is a new battleground for the Trump administration's pro-life efforts: Defending public servants following the law.
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He recently imposed a two-day workweek for public servants, arguing that keeping them home would save energy.
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Life goes on, faithful servants, new chapters reveal, Each of your futures holds a six figure book deal.
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"Gifts to elected officials can create a subconscious sense of gratitude in even the most upright public servants."
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First, Congress must write laws more clearly and stop outsourcing hard policy decisions to executive branch civil servants.
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"We, the men and women, civil servants, place the needs of our country above ourselves sometimes," he said.
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A number of former public servants and members of the military are currently suing the government for compensation.
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Hughes (Aidy Bryant) that they don't have enough people to help, even though there are 80 servants available.
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In the past few years, the Communist government there has forbidden civil servants, students and teachers to fast.
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Moreover, the small number of politically appointed leaders enjoy only limited control of the mass of civil servants.
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These qualities are ones we pray all public servants in any leadership role in our country might possess.
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But of course, Trump could never attract any significant number of true public servants to his inner circle.
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And that required relying on an image of the Kennedys as upstanding, clean-cut, even glamorous public servants.
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My primary role was conducting security background checks on public servants and military personnel who had security clearance.
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Andy, however, can't resist a makeover and the cut strikes up a renewed flirtation between the two servants.
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Many civil servants resent his plans to stop them giving jobs to party loyalists and contracts to pals.
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As administrator, I was honored to lead a team of tremendously talented public servants dedicated to that mission.
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Yet we're about to see a major degradation in both the quality and the independence of public servants.
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And there is no justification for a chilling investigation of civil servants who are just doing their jobs.
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Israel had allowed fuel to reach Gaza's underpowered electrical plant and cash to reach Hamas's underpaid civil servants.
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"Civil servants should never be punished for having executed policies with which a new administration disagrees," Markey wrote.
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She stalks around the palace like an unkempt animal, say the servants who both mock and fear her.
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They are willing to support the board; and the board itself includes public servants with a clear vision.
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Barely a year later, the band has returned with an even grander statement entitled Servants of the Countercosmos.
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Civil servants have been used as a political target by politicians, and have been blamed for their actions.
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Her parents, both civil servants, told her that she would be better off not watching those movies anyway.
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Civil servants stumbled repeatedly in efforts to turn Mr. Modi's abruptly issued policies into simple-to-follow standards.
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Propped up by pillows, Louis greets an entourage of aristocrats, confidantes, physicians, and servants gathered around his bed.
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The third building, used as servants' quarters, has a bedroom, a bathroom, a kitchen and two covered patios.
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It is also true that the contributions of African-American servants and slaves were crucial to its success.
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When the wood turns into simple, straight boards, you know you're in the servants' quarters, Mr. Brown noted.
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Mr. Chen made about $2,200 a year, at a time when public servants earned about $5 a month.
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We must let our faith guide us toward public servants who govern for the good of all people.
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Since then, thousands of elected officials, high-ranking civil servants and business leaders have been convicted of crimes.
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He later enrolled at the École Nationale d'Administration, which trains France's top civil servants, and became a businessman.
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There the girls and their mother had each had a driver, and the house was run by servants.
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Victoria Day, Monday's holiday for federal public servants and everyone else in most provinces, is a curious thing.
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As Milton believes God to have high standards for his servants, so students believe colleges want the impossible.
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After Tremayne and Markham's Indian servants run away, taking the pack mules with them, bizarre plot twists ensue.
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He also said there would be pay cuts for members of Congress and the highest-paid public servants.
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This includes those with special expertise, as well as members of the foreign service, and other civil servants.
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The mountainsides were skinned in industrial clear-cuts, the end result of public servants colluding with corporate plunderers.
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A recent strike by 180,000 civil servants demanding back pay and better retirement conditions is also still unresolved.
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That is why we must remember that even our most dogged public servants will falter without public support.
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