Sentence examples similar to peer corps from inspiring English sources

City Year (on whose board I serve) provides "near-peer" corps members to work in schools with dropout prone youth; many corps members go on to become teachers.

The Army Corps of Engineers was permitted to do an investigation of its own work (red flag one) and the Corps's peer review team - chosen by and paid directly by the Corps - was largely forbidden from speaking to the press (red flag two).

One of the reporters asking those questions is Major Garrett, Fox's senior White House correspondent, who, despite the controversy his network creates, is widely respected by his peers in the press corps.

Regardless of who held the top jobs, no officer had firm control over his peers, and the respective corps commanders were effectively allowed to independently rule their own regions in return for ongoing support of the junta.

The one-on-one attention from a "near peer" like a City Year corps member can make a huge different in a student's life.

(Chinen) Jake Saslow Quintet (Wednesday) On his recent debut, "Crosby Street" (14th Street), the thoughtful young tenor saxophonist Jake Saslow rounds up an elite corps of his peers — the pianist Fabian Almazan, the guitarist Mike Moreno and the drummer Marcus Gilmore — along with a strong bassist from the previous jazz generation, Joe Martin.

The NLC model revolves around a prestigious fellowship program, designed and executed by NLC alumni and a corps of volunteers, which leverages peer-to-peer leaderships training across a variety of sectors.

Stopping short, Mr. Obama said, "Why don't we get a couple of Marines?" With the president and his guest, Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey, safely under umbrellas, Mr. Obama peered out at a bedraggled press corps and said, "You guys, I'm sorry about".