Meanings of servant of the people in English

It is a high honour to be a servant of the people.

A king, queen, or emperor, is indeed the servant of the people.

But why should not a worthy servant of the people be thus honored?

The government is, after all, the servant of the people.

As a self-proclaimed servant of the people, there is a certain level of accountability involved.

The Board is the servant of the people, and must do what the people want.

That the State is the servant of the people.

The man is truly a servant of the people.

But the magistrate, whatever be his name, must be the servant of the people and not their lord.

Brown said he had lost a "good personal friend" who was a "true servant of the people".

But no servant of the people has a right to expect to be free from just and honest criticism.

Now the market would be returned to its rightful place as a servant of the people - never its master.

He decided to become the obedient servant of the people that he might thus make all the people his servants.

He was a great friend of the city of Montego Bay and a great son and servant of the people of Jamaica.

This involved a consideration of those representative institutions which make the Government at once the master and the servant of the people.

The excitable, thoughtless, pleasure-seeking officer of the king had become a grave, industrious, indefatigable, moral, austere servant of the people and of liberty.