In urging all Americans to commit themselves to at least two years of volunteer service in their lives, President Bush created the U.S.A. Freedom Corps, to coordinate expansion of three programs, the Peace Corps, AmeriCorps and Senior Corps.
The institute in New York City represents the group's first expansion, though corps officials said they planned to open a third institute in 2003.
The NSC was a new political party active in the I Corps region that opposed the expansion of the war and was aligned with Thi and the Buddhist activist monk Thích Trí Quang.
A chef with an expansion plan needs a corps of chefs de cuisine who are handpicked for loyalty, modesty and stability -- qualities that are often in short supply among talented young cooks.
The junta's forces also arrested around 100 members of the National Salvation Council NSCC) of Le Khac Quyen; the NSC was a new party active in central Vietnam in the I Corps region and opposed to the expansion of the war.
The Freedom Corps is both a merger and an expansion of existing, government-sanctioned volunteer programs under a single umbrella organization.
With its expansion into high-profit, international businesses, B Corps seems to be demonstrating that sustainability isn't merely a consideration for small companies.
In February 1916, it was reorganised into I and II ANZAC Corps in Egypt following the evacuation from Gallipoli and the subsequent expansion of the AIF.
Although it had a long, irregular history dating back to 1776, the corps as a unified, centrally directed organization developed only with the rapid expansion of the army during and after World War II.
The expansion of the army saw some officers promoted from brigade to corps commander in less than a year.
In January, Beijing issued a white paper calling for accelerated expansion of China's news media abroad and the deployment of a press corps of 100,000 around the world, particularly in priority regions like Africa.
