I also know that Georgetown, like many universities including my own, has a built-in corps of critics who will leap to the opposition on just about any statement from the president, particularly when religious matters are involved.
Mr. Toomey was already a fixture in the corps of special interest representatives in Austin, known simply as "the Lobby".
In government, professionalization is vested in the corps of civil servants whose positions have generally been obtained through the passage of tests based upon merit.
The school became coeducational in the 1960s, and membership in the Corps of Cadets became voluntary.
In 1826 he obtained a commission as lieutenant in the corps of engineers.
Rachel went on to become a dancer in the corps of the New York City Ballet.
From 1990 to 1992, he was a dancer in the corps of the Fort Worth Ballet.
The Gulf Cartel has brought in a corps of hired hit men, known as the Zetas.
In the corps of ʿulamāʾ (learned Muslims holding government appointments) most positions except the highest were held by members of local families having a tradition of religious learning.
(Never mind that his son was then in the corps of the Joffrey Ballet, one of the first organizations to receive N.E.A. funding).
By Rebecca Mead Silas Farley Silas Farley, who is a dancer in the corps of New York City Ballet, became an aficionado of the Metropolitan Museum a few years ago, after he was given a membership by a donor to the School of American Ballet, where he was a student.
