Sentence examples for national corps from inspiring English sources
The Endangered Species Preservation Act: All endangered species will immediately be preserved by a national corps of expert taxidermists.
A new national corps of "master teachers" trained in the humanities and social sciences and increased support for research in "endangered" liberal arts subjects are among the recommendations of a major report to be delivered on Capitol Hill on Wednesday.
For example, Jim Miner '13 serves as a recruitment manager for Teach for America (TFA), a national corps of recent college graduates committed to teaching in under-resourced public school districts.
TFA draws from a national corps of recent college graduates who commit to at least two years of teaching, during which they must complete a master's degree in education.
With a vast national corps of retirees qualified to teach college level courses, location of the students and teachers is no longer a limitation.
Beyond this, our Fellows join the ranks of a growing national corps who've walked the same road, and are connected for life through the intensity of the shared experience.
There, III Corps headquarters assumed duties as Headquarters Multi-National Corps - Iraq, relieving V Corps.
Barrons attained general officer status in 2008, when he was promoted to the substantive rank of major general and appointed Deputy Commanding General, Multi-National Corps – Iraq.
The brigade served as the Multi-National Corps - Iraq corps-level engineer headquarters for all echelon-above-division engineers in Iraq, providing command and control for general support combat and construction engineer missions across the country.
By December 2006, the brigade commanded all engineering formations in Multi-National Corps - Iraq, including engineers from other branches of the US Military, for a total of 3,300 soldiers.
Security improved dramatically after the last surge units arrived and the Multi-National Corps-Iraq, under Lt. Gen. Ray Odierno, commenced a relentless series of operations to drive insurgents out of their long-held sanctuaries.
