"corps without" is not a grammatically correct or commonly used phrase in written English.
It is unclear what is meant by "corps" in this context, and there is no verb or other word after "without" to indicate a complete thought or complete sentence. A possible example of using "corps without" in a sentence with correct grammar and meaning could be: "The army was incomplete, with missing soldiers and a corps without leadership."
It's a leadership corps without boasting and often without any sort of high emotion.
The corps, without updated lists of generator requirements for each buildings, sends teams to each Nycha building to figure out what kind of generator is needed.
It's hard to imagine the Austin press corps without Dave, who has spent 46 years in the newspaper business, 31 of them at The Star-Telegram.
His fellow wide receiver Steve Smith also sat out with general soreness, leaving the receiving corps without its top three players.
But, after completing an opening 75 that while not exactly brilliant is hardly disastrous, the 31-year-old former English Amateur champion marched past the waiting press corps without either breaking stride or opening his mouth.
What's harder to imagine is an Austin press corps without a permanent Star-Telegram bureau, where respected reporters like Sam Kinch Sr .once wrote about an ambitious congressman named Lyndon Johnson, and where countless elections, political shenanigans and legislative sessions got the attention they deserved and that readers expected.
Discerning organizational strength can be difficult, because a candidate can benefit greatly from an energetic volunteer corps even without significant resources.
As the Corps noted: "Without proper remediation, debris, trash, and untreated waste will wash into the Cannonball River and Lake Oahe," the Corps said in its statement". These levels of deliberate pollution are far in excess of anything involved with DAPL, which would have, and should have been, shut down in a second if it had engaged in any such destructive activities.
The Patriots went into this game with a patchwork receiving corps and without star defensive tackle Vince Wilfork.
The Desert Mounted Corps advance, "without the presence of a single tank was to bear a closer relationship to the Blitzkrieg than either Amiens or Cambrai".
But the project could not proceed without corps approval.
