Sentence examples for developing the corps from inspiring English sources

Ganthet and Sayd, two Guardians of the Universe who were exiled during the course of the war, were shown as developing the corps that corresponds to the color blue and the emotion hope, while the Anti-Monitor becomes the power source for an eighth color-based corps, the "Black Lanterns", who represent death and the "absence of human drives and emotions".

Since then, the staff member who developed the corps and taught them African beats had retired.

It will take months, perhaps longer, to fully develop the corps of professional screeners Mr. Ron and Mr. Kinton seek.

That is how I ended up in the diplomatic corps, developing the French export business, helping them sell to Brazil things like big machinery, airplanes and helicopters.

His guerrilla campaign has been credited with developing the army's esprit de corps, and the 100 km long route he took must be followed by Indonesian cadets before graduation.

While with the Corps he developed the definition of wetlands and criteria for the delineation methodology currently used by the Corps and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.

All of UGHE's medical, dental and nursing students will earn joint degrees in global health delivery, toward the goal of developing a corps of clinician-researchers who can implement new programs, examine the results and use research-driven evidence to improve global health delivery, school leaders said.

Shirtless, ax at his side, he represents the swarms of workers — some 10,000 or more — that the corps provided to help develop the park in the 1930s.

On the home front, experts point to a lack of funds for foreign language instruction at universities, a reduction in funding for cultural exchange programs with former Soviet states and the recent evisceration of a grant program for advanced research on Russia and its neighbors as signs of why the government is having trouble developing a corps of Russia specialists.

The religious Zionists developed a corps among the settlers known as Gush Emunim, the Bloc of the Faithful, which fervently opposed the idea of giving up any part of the land: Sinai to the Egyptians; the Golan to the Syrians; the West Bank, Gaza, and East Jerusalem to the Palestinians.

As Khrushchev took control of the USSR, he increased aid to China, even sending a small corps of experts to help develop the newly communist country.