Sentence examples for corps expanded from inspiring English sources
As the historian Dominic Sandbrook has written, the report "called for federal assistance and public works in areas suffering from chronic unemployment, national standards of unemployment insurance, action to fight racial and other discrimination, a youth conservation corps, expanded vocational training and federal funding for retraining the jobless".
I Corps expanded its contingency missions and became a quick-response corps.
The corps expanded the front chamber until it was 20 m in length; they also built a Portuguese style façade.
On 1 August 1983, the corps expanded its operational control of active Army units outside Fort Lewis, to include the 7th Infantry Division at Fort Ord, California, and the 172nd Infantry Brigade in Alaska, which then became part of the 6th Infantry Division.
The 1960s saw the size of the Corps expand to 4,400 cadets while the barracks and academic support structure grew proportionally.
In the course of the following decades, the original corps was expanded, and other special institutions for training the nobility were added.
Or, to be precise, a handful of them did; since the press corps has expanded over the years to around a hundred and fifty people, it is too large to impose on most of his destinations, so only a revolving "pool" of journalists attend each event and then relay the happenings to their colleagues.
"Under the guise of providing 'clarity,'" the association wrote in a press release, "the EPA and the Corps have expanded the federal government's reach into manufacturers' on-site activities".
U.S.A. Freedom Corps will expand and improve the good efforts of AmeriCorps and Senior Corps to recruit more than 200,000 new volunteers.
Ominously, militias, such as the Kurdish peshmerga and the Iranian-trained Shia Badr Corps, are expanding into the security vacuum.And next?As to the future, nobody can say.
The shift would create a greatly expanded corps of diplomats and aid workers that, in the vision of the incoming Obama administration, would be engaged in projects around the world aimed at preventing conflicts and rebuilding failed states.
