Career diplomats who understand the nuances of complex geopolitical dynamics are not only key to making progress today, they also mentor young officers and strengthen our diplomatic corps for generations to come.
— With 20 minutes until the polls closed in Michigan, a rumor (whispered by a Romney surrogate) whipped through the news corps: Mr. Romney was going to come out and address the crowd with a "surprise" announcement.
The rumpled City Hall press corps, startled by the impromptu appearance, was invited to come along.
The press corps, too, along with the flummoxed Republican establishment, is trying to come to grips with the new nominee of the Grand Old Party.
His Administration seems willing to come down like a ton of bricks on a press corps bent on exposing excessive government surveillance.
I allowed the Peace Corps to come rescue me, and they flew me home to Oakland.
That could be done for $11m.The debate over the future of the corps will come to a head this summer, as Congress turns its attention to the biennial Water Resources Development Act (WRDA), the bill that authorises new water projects.
At the start, this French army had about 200,000 men organized into seven corps, which were large field units that contained 36 to 40 cannons each and were capable of independent action until other corps could come to the rescue.
As a result of Kennedy's proven success, the public and even the press corps had come to expect the television conference.
He had volunteered to serve on a submarine, but by late 1944 the Army was running out of men, and so he ended up in the Waffen S.S., the military arm of Himmler's élite corps, which had come to be absorbed into the regular German Army.
