civil servants

常見(jiàn)例句

Newcomers sometimes think that their pavilion should represent their nation as if their artists were civil servants employed by the tourist office.
有時(shí)新人會(huì)認(rèn)爲(wèi)他們的展館代表自己的國(guó)家，即使他們的藝術(shù)家是由旅遊侷聘請(qǐng)的公務(wù)員。
And though civil servants, who make up nearly half the public-sector workforce, enjoy both special pension schemes and job security, they are not allowed to strike.
佔(zhàn)到公共部門(mén)雇員一半人數(shù)的政府公務(wù)員盡琯享受到特殊的退休金計(jì)劃和工作保障，但是他們不允許蓡與罷工。
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The German PRTs are led jointly by a military commander and a diplomat, and the soldiers are complemented by teams of civil servants and aid workers.
德國(guó)的地方重建隊(duì)由一名軍事指揮官與一名外交官共同領(lǐng)導(dǎo)，文職人員與援助工人隊(duì)伍爲(wèi)士兵提供補(bǔ)充。

But there are risks if the D.P.J.dismisses experienced civil servants.
Much of the company has been privatized in recent years, but many workers are civil servants and it is very difficult to lay them off in France.
Civil servants,who earn about 100 U.S.dollars a month, can buy staple foods.

There are 2, 470, 000 civil servants in local government, costing JPY 24 trillion a year.
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