Sentence examples for corps of specialists from inspiring English sources

This was prepared by a corps of specialists in medicine, military science, philosophy, poetry, divination, and astronomy.

There used to be: In the old days -- we're talking as recently as the 1990s -- Nasdaq was chiefly an electronic network linking market-makers around the country, while the NYSE relied heavily on the corps of "specialists," or floor traders, at its trading floor in New York. .

The second, entitled "Naval Corps, Specialization and Efficiency", argued for increasing the specializations of line officers rather than creating separate corps of specialists, a more controversial topic at a time when naval aviators were agitating for the creation of a new specialist branch of their own.

Work in these fields is still continuing and is attracting a slowly emerging corps of trained native specialists.

But many of these activities limit the ability of Afghans to establish the corps of experts and specialists so desperately needed.

Saying that there are too few qualified mathematics teachers to educate children effectively, a draft of a report by the panel, set up by Schools Chancellor Harold O. Levy, said that one way the city could fill in the gaps would be to develop a corps of highly trained specialists to move from class to class to teach basic mathematics or to serve as consultants for other teachers.

Lawmakers scolded the Pentagon for just recently ordering the creation of a special contracting corps of experienced procurement specialists — authorized in the legislation two years ago — to bolster purchasing teams in the most active combat zones, and to report directly to a regional military commander.

They include the F.B.I.-led investigative team, a specially trained corps of Marine anti-terrorism specialists deployed to guard against any further attacks, divers who specialize in cutting through the tangled mass of steel, explosives experts, and psychological counselors who have helped the surviving members of the Cole crew cope with the aftermath of the attack.

Almost one-third of the current corps of nearly 100 mission specialists--astronauts who are not pilots--are women.

WASHINGTON — The nation's main counterterrorism center is creating new teams of specialists to pursue clues of emerging terrorist plots as part of a rapid buildup that will sharply increase its analyst corps, perhaps by hundreds of people over the next year, intelligence officials said Friday.

The corps of Green Beret instructors at times will expand to 150, as specialists come and go on short terms of duty.