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civil service

NOUN
  1. government workers; usually hired on the basis of competitive examinations

How To Use civil service In A Sentence

  • He had been groomed for a career in the Civil Service / groomed as a future civil servant.
  • Later, Daley would shrink civil service and expand the patronage army.
  • Another test might be the serious pursuit of a Civil Service Act to entrench basic safeguards.
  • I'd held all the top civil service jobs, but here was an opportunity to play a political role, and there was an odd chance that we would make a success of it, in which case I would have a footnote in India's history.
  • His prospects were limited to a low-paid job in the civil service or a low-paid job in military.
  • Now all the Tories have to do is figure out how to disinfest the Public Sector, the Police, Civil Service and the BBC of all the Marxist placemen. Tony Blair: The Next Labour Prime Minister?
  • Anyone who has had access to classified work produced by the scientific civil service is likely to endorse this view.
  • In 1974, the state of Washington conducted a pioneering study of wage inequities in its civil service.
  • He is set to become a working peer and likely to mastermind civil service reform. Times, Sunday Times
  • Overall, there is no shortage of interest in the Civil Service among job seekers.
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