Sentence examples for permanent corps from inspiring English sources
A permanent corps of safety engineers is needed.
Congress needs to fully finance the State Department's request for $284 million to build a permanent corps of civilian experts to help in Afghanistan and elsewhere.
The permanent corps is usually skeptical of novelty because the essence of bureaucratic organization is to turn past novelties into present routines.
In addition, although a permanent corps of officials brings expertise and mastery of detail to decision making, it also deepens the innate conservatism of a bureaucracy.
In 27 bc the emperor Augustus created a permanent corps of nine cohorts, stationing them around Rome; in 2 bc he appointed two equestrian prefects to command them, but in ad 23 Tiberius' powerful prefect Sejanus became their sole commander.
This approach differs from proposals by some counterinsurgency experts, like Lt. Col. John Nagl, that the Army establish a permanent corps of highly trained advisers and use it as the principal means to train Iraqi and foreign forces elsewhere.
His reforms included a reorganization of the fleet, a revision of the articles of war, and the creation of a permanent marine corps.
The United Nations is one of the only institutions of its size and importance that currently allow bloggers not affiliated with larger, more traditional media companies into the permanent press corps.
It made the program I helped start, the National Science Foundation Innovation Corps (I-Corps) a permanent part of the nation's science ecosystem.
In the case of the Paris Opera, which has a permanent orchestra, chorus and ballet corps as well an army of technicians, the law has required management to negotiate with a score of trade unions.
What's harder to imagine is an Austin press corps without a permanent Star-Telegram bureau, where respected reporters like Sam Kinch Sr .once wrote about an ambitious congressman named Lyndon Johnson, and where countless elections, political shenanigans and legislative sessions got the attention they deserved and that readers expected.
