Sentence examples for full-time cadre from inspiring English sources
At the same time, the War Cabinet provided for more intensive training for the full-time cadre of Militia units, which were not to exceed 25 percent of the unit's strength.
The establishment of a full-time administrative cadre was a sign of a government's administrative unity and its capacity to implement its writ.
Today it's a full-time business with a cadre of tutors and nightly workshops in a swathe of neighbourhoods across Brooklyn and Manhattan.
In an interview Sunday evening Mr. Wheeldon said there was not enough of a cadre of full-time dancers to work with.
Hiring a cadre of full-time professors is economically untenable, said Martin Finkelstein, a professor of higher education at Seton Hall University in New Jersey.
For the United States military, the 22-member team is part of a newly formed counterterrorism capability, a cadre of full-time specialists created to help local police departments and firefighters after a chemical, biological or nuclear attack.
On top of that, it's time to revive an idea that was first floated by the corporate-law scholars Ronald Gilson and Reinier Kraakman, who proposed that big institutional investors create a cadre of full-time directors, people whose only job would be to sit on corporate boards and look after shareholder value.
As Anderson, Bell and Shirky say, "now and for the forseeable future we need a cadre of full-time workers who report the things that someone somewhere doesn't want reported, and who do it in a way that doesn't just make information available, but frames that information so that it reaches and affects the public".
To the dismay of some who saw the beefed-up security as anathema in an academic setting, Mr. Elique created a cadre of 600 full-time professional "peace officers" who dressed like police officers and were trained at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice.
Now a cadre of 16 full-time editors, designers and photo editors are holed up at the lab, a workshop carved into Intellectual Ventures' warehouse, intently pushing through the last two volumes.
