Sentence examples for advisory corps from inspiring English sources

What we need, even after the Iraq and Afghanistan missions have ended, is a standing advisory corps of about 20,000 troops that can deploy wherever in the world we need to get our allies up to speed.

Offices such as the chancery and treasury became more specialized and bureaucratic, while the greater advisory personnel formed a fluctuating corps of reliable favourites: bishops, abbots, and minor nobles of the old Capetian homelands.

In their analysis of the Australian Civilian Corps program, which places Australian public servants in advisory roles within corrupt dysfunctional governments overseas, they note that the program is becoming supply driven – that is, that there are more public servants willing to help foreign governments than there are governments willing to have them.

According to the terms of İbrahim Paşa's decree (kanun-name), Egypt was to be ruled by a viceroy aided by an advisory council (divan) and an army comprising both Ottoman and local corps.

But that is not likely to be enough, and corps officials have requested permission from the Mississippi River Commission, a federal advisory agency, to open the Morganza spillway in Louisiana.

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The diplomatic corps arrived.

Never Corps's.

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(Advisory: bring sunglasses).

The receiver corps did nothing.