Sentence examples for educational corps from inspiring English sources

He lectures to its educational corps and spokesmen's unit, and officially, he's been moved out of combat into a reserve unit for preserving the paratroopers' heritage.

Adjutant General's Corps (Educational and Training Services Branch) Maj Guy John Nathaniel Mason.

Adjutant General's Corps (Educational and Training Services Branch) Lt Col Michael William Shervington.

Late Adjutant General's Corps (educational and training services) OBE Col David Desmond Casey.

The report give a set of recommendations for governments, for Bretton Woods agencies, for development agencies and NGOs, for teacher corps, educational staff and unions, for schools, for families, youth and children to strengthen and accelerate interventions against violence in schools in West and Central Africa.

A first step toward this might be taken through the fostering of an energetic and highly enlightened press corps and educational establishment, doing all it can to provide the world's broadcasters, newspapers, and schools with factual information and illuminating editorials that could increase awareness of the world system as a whole.

"You may get the occasional Napoleon or Alexander the Great out of it, but it does nothing to raise the educational level of the officer corps".

NY Congressman Jose Serrano's 1986 campaign for Bronx Borough President Executive Director for Assemblyman Serrano's Constituent Office Educational Director, South Bronx Job Corps Director of Latino Affairs for NYC Council President Andrew Stein Adjunct Professor of American History, Boricua College Press Consultant and Bronx Coordinator on Liz Holtzman's campaign for Comptroller.

Even after long days working with students and planning for their academic growth, the average TFA corps member knows nothing about educational history, theory, philosophy, or pedagogy.

An additional $265 million would be directed to support networks of school districts, universities, science agencies, museums, businesses and other educational entities focused on STEM education, and to finance the creation of a corps of master teachers.

These corps members' experiences invite critical reflection on educational reform policies and practices in America today.