A chef with an expansion plan needs a corps of chefs de cuisine who are handpicked for loyalty, modesty and stability -- qualities that are often in short supply among talented young cooks.
If anyone wonders why Moscow needs a corps of atomic food inspectors, the answer is simple: the city lies a bare 415 miles from Ukraine's Chernobyl nuclear-power station, which belched a Hiroshima bomb's worth of isotopes into the air when one of its reactors blew apart in April 1986.
Mr. Mourning shudders at today's multiple tours of duty and thinks veterans desperately need a job corps for training and finding work.
Along with these police officers, we need a deployable corps of lawyers, judges and prison guards who could set up functioning legal and penal systems abroad.
Before they can hope to join the 47 active astronauts in the corps, candidates need a bachelor's degree in maths, engineering, biological or physical sciences, but preferably an advanced degree too.
Going forward, our democracy will need a vibrant, extremely adversarial press corps that refocusses its attention away from insipid horse-race coverage of politics and reclaims its place as the fourth estate, an institution that serves as much as a check and balance on a potential Trump White House as that of Congress or the Supreme Court. 5.
And we need a major focus on the teaching corps across this nation, with the salaries and the environments that really support teachers".
They need a workplace that is tolerant and welcoming, and an esprit de corps that encourages diversity.
General Paul Harkins, the head of the US military presence in Vietnam, advised Đính to relinquish his control of the III Corps on the grounds that he was already serving as the Interior Minister and that a corps needed a full-time leader, but Đính refused.
