Sentence examples for creating a cadre of from inspiring English sources
At Washington's direction, Iraq's overseer, L. Paul Bremer, disbanded the Iraqi Army, instantly creating a cadre of men who were idle, embittered, and armed.
And it is possible that creating a cadre of quasi-capitalists could unleash forces that the Castros or their successors will prove unable to control.
However, there could be a case for creating a cadre of specially skilled advisers and 'partnership managers' dedicated to building the necessary infrastructure and working intensively with the most challenging customers".
Start by creating a cadre of new investigators committed to working across professional and scientific boundaries, then build a structure for large-scale research projects.
Although, the programme was successful in creating a cadre of pollution prevention professionals and working with a number of plants, it failed to extend its message throughout the industrial sector with its retail approach and failed to develop close ties with governments and NGOs.
"NIMH is very interested in creating a cadre of new scientists, like Deanna, who have a deep understanding of brain and behavior from a basic science perspective but who can also apply those insights to solving an immense public health challenge".
If the trips create a cadre of young educators dedicated to fighting racism, then what could be the objection?
If we can create this Commonwealth standard, and persuade it is the benchmark for suppliers that get international money then we can create a cadre of good practice".
Moreover, for more than 15 years before he came to power, Ayatollah Khomeini worked to create a cadre of loyal, increasingly revolutionary mullahs.
Col. Kevin M. McDonnell, commander of the Special Forces trainers here, said the 10-week training was intended to create a cadre of Afghans who would run the training themselves by the end of next year.
The large number of returning students raises questions about whether the board's two-year-old policy of holding back those who do not meet standards may create a cadre of students who never move ahead.
