Sentences with word «servant»

Things that normally get you arrested, but now rank the action as civil servant of importance.

Given the importance of decisions taken by public servants in the lives of members of the public, their integrity is a legitimate concern....

It matters to the prison staff - some of the most deeply committed public servants in our country — who have to work in dangerous and often intimidating conditions.

These changes will send out a clear message to the army of civil servants who govern our lives: you might just be able to get away with it.

Great leaders see their primary responsibility as servant leaders who provide the direction, connection and support to help team members thrive in their roles.

She has been a dedicated public servant for nearly 20 years, serving in key governmental positions on both the city and state level.

One important thing remains to be said about servant leadership.

In this situation it should come as no surprise that not many volunteers have come forth to play the role of suffering servants.

Judges must be prepared to apply and enforce what is written, but they must remain faithful servants of the constitutional text and the doctrine that has grown up around it.

But being busy, surrounded by servants, a child, and chores, I think it could also be the former.

The government's claim it will protect lower paid public servants from cuts to pay and pensions is destroyed by figures that show the pensions increase would wipe out any salary rise.

I really felt for this loyal servant not being involved even as a sub and don't know why?

He observed that there was poor attendance of civil servants at the event and directed that they would have to queue behind their commissioners in subsequent presentations.

The whole plan is that we ought to become masters of ourselves and become servants in Love and Truth to others.

But at the same time, I think a good servant doesn't always shut up.

On occasion in the dance world, I've seen teenagers treat their moms like servants.

He's been a great servant for the club and remarkably was fairly injury free last season, although he still managed to pick up injuries when we need him the most.

The very modest pay and pensions of public servants did not cause the recession, so they should not be blamed or punished for it.

Moreover, your humble servant didn't feel like working today.

The family wishes one to become a bride for one of their two sons and use both girls as domestic servants.

Civil servants said it was «taking longer than expected» to make the change because of delays in assessing people's eligibility for the benefit.

Possibly true servant - leaders will emerge without titles and positions.

She also makes the school's black servant girl feel good about herself.

It is not yet known who will replace him, but the posts were previously advertised nationally as they are civil servant roles.

The universities are saturated with civil servants whose focus is on teaching rather than original research.

Indeed, he put the fellow servant in prison until he could pay the debt.

This act makes public servant jobs more enticing to new graduates, and it solves some of the shortcomings of the system.

More concerning is the strange behavior of the family's two black servants.

But it's even worse: The ambition of public employees brings down basically admirable elected public servants taking customary short - cuts required to improve the lives of the people who elected them.

Our leaders are but trusted servants... they do not govern.

Blessed is that servant whom his master, when he comes, will find so doing.

By hiring at all levels, the automakers played a significant role in helping people transition from servant class to middle class.

The document drafted by civil servants also says that «ineffective spending» must be «closed down».

Any politician or civil servant knows that such matters are part of the life - blood of politics.

The third servant attempted to play it safe in a world of power politics and master - slave relationships.

Often, the goal is accountability and responsiveness to the people that the public servant serves - which is much better achieved by election than either appointment or lifetime position.

These are the three things this first servant received.

Then he came to himself, and said, How many of my father's hired servants have more than enough bread, while I am dying here of hunger.

Everybody was expected to do some work to help maintain the group, and all shared in every type of work, so there was no master and servant relationship.

There certainly was a sliding scale of familiarity between servants and their employers.

Why does the first servant show no emotion, no sign of deep gratitude, no empathy?