Sentence examples for IT corps from inspiring English sources

Desperate chief financial officers took machetes to their IT corps and tech spending.

The department said it would be more than doubling its fleet of trucks from 7 to 15 and expand it corps of trained drivers from 14 to 30.

Time said Thi "ran it [I Corps] like a warlord of yore, obeying those edicts of the central government that suited him and blithely disregarding the rest".

The terminology is unavoidably confusing, but here's one way to think about it: B Corps must eventually meet the same legal standards as benefit corporations, but benefit corporations need not meet the same verified performance standards as B Corps.

The situation changed dramatically with the French military expedition to Egypt in 1798, which brought with it a corps of scholars to examine the surviving ancient monuments.

In an art where perhaps 1 in 500 girls make it to the corps de ballet, it doesn't seem extraordinary that there are so few "black swans".

It's time to ask a new question: At what point does Yahoo's aggressive purchase of outside firms to bolster its internal development corps help it grow its revenue?

"If there is to be blame," Mr. Reagan said before the assembled corps, "it properly rests here in this office and with this president.

Since the band is part of the Corps, it has its own unit commander, a Cadet Colonel.

We give it to the Corps or the D.N.R., and they present it to the people who make the decisions, and it's out of our hands.

Previously, he worked for the army, in the intelligence corps ("It's not as interesting as it sounds") and as a croupier ("That actually was quite interesting").