high-ranking civil servant

Several high-ranking civil servants accused of financial wrongdoing in this and other cases may not leave the country.

The elite consisted of the religious leadership, wealthy landlords and high-ranking civil servants.

His father was a high-ranking civil servant.

He was formerly a high-ranking civil servant in the Ministry of Foreign Trade.

On this point I disagree with some colleagues who believe it would be better to establish a comparison with high-ranking civil servants.

Retired generals/admirals or high-ranking civil servants continued to carry this title in civilian life.

ENA trains most of the nation's high-ranking civil servants.

Also present is the Geheimrat von Knospelius, a high-ranking civil servant.

'Malcolm, you really can't go about telling high-ranking civil servants to get stuffed.' '

We can also note that few academics are women; few high-ranking civil servants, managers or politicians are women.

In 1956, he started his career by becoming a high-ranking civil servant and later state secretary in the state government of Baden-Württemberg.

And if S&M is so politically challenging, how come so many judges and high-ranking civil servants enjoy it?

One involves a man named Mr. Selbach, a high-ranking civil servant in pre-Hitler Germany.

They have traditionally produced many if not most of France's high-ranking civil servants, politicians and executives, as well as many scientists, writers and philosophers.

The King appointed a conservative government of high-ranking civil servants and businessmen led by Hjalmar Hammarskjöld, but tensions continued in the debate on spending.

During the French presidential election of 2007, a group of former high-ranking civil servants published an open letter titled Merci, François !

Grenoble alumni include politicians (the Mayor of Grenoble for instance), lawyers, high-ranking civil servants, executives, entrepreneurs and even artists.

One son named Christian Bendz Kielland only lived from 1851 to 1855; they later had another son of the same name who became a high-ranking civil servant.

But what is even more scandalous is the fact that the sensational news was covered up, in 1990, by a high-ranking civil servant, so as not to damage the market.

He was trained as an army officer (eventually rising to the level of Major General) and also obtained a law degree allowing him to work as a high-ranking civil servant.

The Grandes écoles have been criticised for alleged elitism, nevertheless they have produced many if not most of France's high-ranking civil servants, CEOs, and politicians.

The surname Ho was adopted after her marriage to Freddy Ho, a high-ranking civil servant in the HKSAR.

Between 1908 and 1917 the CHU appealed to the aristocracy, the people with double names, nobility, land owners, high officers and high-ranking civil servants, who opposed universal suffrage.

His father is a French high-ranking civil servant (former CFO and deputy manager at Gaz de France) and his mother a former pianist.

The code would require all elected officials, high-ranking civil servants and even candidates for office to disclose fully all investments, including their homes, and list the names of their stockbrokers.