(in civil service)
11Civil Service Strollers F.C. — Civil Service Strollers fullname = Civil Service Strollers Football Club Nickname(s) Strollers Founded 1908 Ground The Edinburgh Area Civil Service Sp …
12Civil Service North of Ireland Cricket Club — Civil Service North of Ireland Founded: 2004 Home ground: Stormont Civil Service North of Ireland Cricket Club (formally Civil Service North of Ireland Cricket Club and often referred to as Civil Service North or C.S.N.I.) is a cricket club in… …
13civil service — ˌcivil ˈservice noun the civil service the government departments of a country and the people who work for them : • Before taking up his present job, he used to work in the civil service. * * * civil service UK US noun [S] GOVERNMENT ► the… …
14Civil Service Faithful Service Medal In Gold — Obverse and Reverse. Awarded by Nazi Germany Type …
15Civil Service Faithful Service Medal In Silver — The Civil Service Faithful Service Medal In Silver, Obverse and Reverse. Awarded by Nazi Germany Type …
16Civil Service — [ sɪvɪl səːvɪs, englisch] der, , 1) in Großbritannien der öffentliche Verwaltungsdienst der Krone (ohne Richter und Lehrer); die Bediensteten der Lokalverwaltungen zählen nicht zum Civil Service, der seit 1855 durch viele Kabinettsbefehle… …
17Civil Service Faithful Service Medal — (First Class) Awarded by Nazi Germany Type Service Medal Eligibility Civilian Employees of the public service Awarded for 40 or more of years Faithfu …
18Civil Service College Singapore — Location Singapore, Singapore Website http://www.cscollege.gov.sg/page.asp Civil Service College (CSC) Singapore, is a statutory board under the Public Service Division, Prime Minister s Office. Its mission is to develop people for a first class… …
19Civil Service Commission — In the United States, a commission appointed by the President, consisting of three members, not more than two of whom may be adherents of the same party, which has the control, through examinations, of appointments and promotions in the… …
20Civil Service Reform — The substitution of business principles and methods for political methods in the conduct of the civil service. esp. the merit system instead of the spoils system in making appointments to office. [Webster 1913 Suppl.] …
