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Claude Rakovsky , ( France , EU , civil servant ) has served for most of his career as an official in the directorate general for competition of the European Commission ( EC ) . Faculty from other Washington , D.C. - area universities , elected officials , political appointees , civil servants , party officials , interest group leaders , think tank researchers , journalists , and political consultants also participate in various CAPC activities . In return , indentured servants agreed to work for the agencies as contract laborers , usually for four to seven years . Under American and British military command , civil servants from both countries will ' run ' Iraq after what is described as a ' regime collapse ' . People with disabilities will increasingly assume a stronger role in fulfilling their responsibilities as members of their communities , as employers , service providers , trainers , civil servants , key actors in social change , and in many more roles than they are boxed into today . USIA personnel believed that a campaign designed to inform Ghanaian students , teachers , civil servants , and businessmen about the progress that African Americans had made and were making in the United States could improve the image of the United States in Ghana and defuse the attacks by the radical press.14 The result was the development of a program of exhibits , films , radio broadcasts , and support for visiting African Americans designed to illustrate the positive aspects of the life of black Americans . The second level , ministerial servants , are men who act as deacons , doing grunt work for the church . It was stated by Sir Evelyn Baring ( English consul-general to Egypt ) that there were fifteen thousand persons in Khartoum who ought to be brought back to Egypt - - - Europeans , civil servants , widows and orphans , and a garrison of one thousand men , one third of whom were disaffected .