Sentence examples for administrative corps from inspiring English sources

He was a captain in the Army's medical administrative corps during World War II.

The central role of Belgium (particularly Brussels) in the European unity project became more apparent, with massive urban renewal projects initiated in Brussels to make room for the expanding EU administrative corps.

A tension between strong individualization and a holistic conception of activities characterizes most of the French state's major administrative corps.

Mill's solution to the problem of imperial misgovernment was to eschew parliamentary oversight in favor of a specialized administrative corps.

In conclusion, the relations between design and execution, between activity and passivity, are examined in order to show how similar the administrative corps' tense relation with the state is to the individual engineer's relation with his corps.

Grossman, who is president of the volunteer ambulance corps' administrative body and a former trauma surgeon, was at that scene and remembers the severity of the passengers' burns.

Habitat detection coverage was lower among CORPs that were recruited through the program administrative staff, compared to CORPs recruited by local government officials or health committees (Odds Ratio = 0.660, 95% confidence interval = [0.438, 0.995], P = 0.047).

Concerned about the potential for bias, but wanting to maintain a streamlined process, roughly two dozen states have replaced internal administrative adjudicators with an independent corps of judges assigned to preside over a wide variety of matters.

Rowell turned down a suggestion from Blamey that he needed additional base staff to cope with his administrative problems, given that a corps headquarters was a tactical headquarters, intended to operate as part of an army, with the latter handling most of the administrative work.

Walk among the mostly brick Georgian and Victorian buildings and stop at the stately, white Pennsylvania Hall, an administrative building that was a signal corps station and field hospital for Union and Confederate troops during the battle.

In violation of the agreement setting up the contribution the money had then gone to the US treasury "including assignment of the US army corps of engineers and an administrative fee of 15%".