Sentence examples for creating a corps from inspiring English sources

First, instead of creating a corps of specialized asylum interviewers capable of identifying people needing protection, the decree spreads the job of interviewing asylum seekers to police directorates throughout the country.

But creating a corps of literally invested brand ambassadors made a lot of sense.

This brain drain is a big hurdle for creating a corps of world-class math wizards in China.

Even Amazon and Barnes & Noble could improve the online experience by creating a corps of professional reviewers to weed out the Indie catalogue.

It suggests creating a corps of deputized, uniformed officers who track and treat illness.

Impressed by the successful German airborne operations, during the Battle of France, the British Prime Minister, Winston Churchill, directed the War Office to investigate the possibility of creating a corps of 5,000 parachute troops.

He instilled revolutionary fervour in the sailors, instituted strict discipline, and created a corps of talented officers.

More money could help create a corps of teachers trained in identifying and teaching highly talented students.

Rejecting church work as "too sectarian" and welfare or hospital work as "too limited in scope," Harriman was eager to create a corps of young do-gooders, a posse of her peers, as it were.

Though praised by military analysts, the plan seems likely to create a corps of tens of thousands of disgruntled former officers who are entering an economy suffering from the financial crisis.

This month she joins 20 other women and men as the first graduates of an interdisciplinary Harvard program designed to create a corps of leaders committed to transforming the nation's public school system.