Sentence examples for existing corps from inspiring English sources

Those who make it through two years of intense training will join NASA's existing corps of 49 astronauts, down from a peak of 149 in 2000.

The IX Corps headquarters was first constituted on 29 July 1921 in the organized reserves, a new corps formation intended to compliment the existing corps commands in the active duty component of the force by providing command to reserve units.

Generally, studios respond to the inevitable investor unease caused by such downturns by either firing the top executives and bringing in a new crew (as Universal did, for instance) or by making more opaque executive shifts involving the existing management corps -- shifts designed to maintain stability while addressing the problems behind the downturn.

Existing S corps probably won't be grandfathered.

The Special Reserve was to be organised by regulations issued under the Reserve Forces Act 1882, forming regiments and battalions either of existing regular corps or of newly created ones.

Lawyers for the Army Corps of Engineers have disputed the idea that eDNA findings show that the corps' existing electric barriers on the sanitary and ship canal have failed to block Asian carp.

To a large extent, the re-engineering of PHC is simultaneously also a pervasive HRH strategy: among others, it intends fundamentally to reorganise and strengthen the prevailing HRH dispensation by multiplying and redeploying the existing health care corps, and to employ and produce new staff cadres suited to pursuing universal coverage and equitable access for all.

As a matter of practice, the corps does not try to determine the market value of its property, even in the more than 500 existing deals in which corps land is directly leased to private concessionaires for a fee, said Dennis A. Hogan, chief of real estate for the corps' southwestern division, in Dallas, which oversees the Tulsa district.

Governor Engler says the bill would have no effect on drilling because the existing wells do not have Corps permits and only the state has the authority to issue them.

The Corps upped an existing contract with Akima Site Operations by $39.5 million to install 450 portable classrooms in Mississippi.

The new formations, together with the existing divisions, formed the I ANZAC Corps (the renamed Australian and New Zealand Army Corps and II ANZAC Corpss.