It's time to ask a new question: At what point does Yahoo's aggressive purchase of outside firms to bolster its internal development corps help it grow its revenue?
Rather than contract Siemens to install the panels, as was done, could Merced County have created an internal job corps trained in solar installation and efficiency retrofits?
The newsletter item, which also told field offices how to forward complaints to NASD, ran on Aug. 20, 2003, in the Judge Advocate General's Corps internal electronic newsletter, The On-Line News.
Problems in obtaining reliable bomb damage assessment, the fast pace of the Army advance and differences between the Army and the air war commanders about the best way to provide air support limited the effectiveness of the strikes carried out on behalf of the Army's V Corps, according to internal assessments.
Concerned about the potential for bias, but wanting to maintain a streamlined process, roughly two dozen states have replaced internal administrative adjudicators with an independent corps of judges assigned to preside over a wide variety of matters.
No longer the most powerful state in Italy, Venice still enjoyed internal cohesion, an extremely effective diplomatic corps, and a strong fleet to navigate an independent policy between Spain and the papacy.
With the new Iraqi leadership, they have taken the country's most important internal security unit, the civil defense corps, and begun turning it into a branch of a revamped 100,000-man Iraqi Army.
In an internal report in 1991, however, a corps engineer said that Sunoco, the largest refinery on the river, would face several problems if it tried to deepen its berth.
"This is not Corps policy," says an inspector for internal review, who says the Corps stopped the practice.
Mr. Kadyrov, a former separatist himself, transformed his corps of fighters into a brutal internal police force.
