These people are usually political light-weights whose only assets are consuming ambitions to hold public office and to receive a public salary.

In reality, what these crowds of young people see is men and women on public salaries, going through the motions.

He reduced the public salaries that were paid to much of the court nobility, as well as reducing the profits of tradesmen.

Cameroon has since focused on paying off its international debt and further restricting public salaries and pay rises to civil servants.

But as anyone in Congress can testify, public salaries are a matter of enormous symbolic potency that bear little relationship to the Mayor's crisp managerial logic.

It tried to raise public salaries without proper approval from the budget, a move designed only to win support.

Guadeloupe's economy is kept afloat by public salaries and credits from Paris.

Clegg confirmed that he expected that six extra Liberal Democrat special advisers will be appointed and paid from the public salary.

It pays among the best public salaries in New Jersey, beginning with the $175,000 annually to Robert E. Mulcahy, its president and chief executive officer.

Those on public salaries should not enjoy pension rights beyond the dreams of those in the private sector.