Sentence examples for professional corps from inspiring English sources

The virtues of professionalization are clear; without a professional corps, organizations would suffer from crises induced by incompetency.

A planned professional corps of non-commissioned officers might even tackle dedovshchina.

Both parties, for example, wanted to retain the draft, believing that it serves a social purpose in addition to providing a potential recruiting source for the professional corps.

"The mortgage lending practices of the bank were established by a professional corps of bankers and risk managers with extensive experience in home lending.

France, which abolished conscription in 2001, is among the many other NATO and E.U. countries that have turned their armies into volunteer, professional corps.

As a result, the Americans who fought in the Vietnam War looked very different from the professional corps now fighting in Iraq and stationed around the globe.

The professional officer corps largely rejected the notion that Stone was disloyal.

In the course of Elizabeth's reign these captains, from whichever background, became a professional officer corps.

Stamboliyski abandoned the traditional Bulgarian goal of territorial expansion, which had required huge military budgets, maintaining a standing army and professional officer corps, and the patronage of the great powers.

HERR BOHM: The Prosecution assert further-and I ask whether you know anything about this-that in the course of extending the war effort, 86percentt of the professional leadership corps were made available.

Much of the collection would not have looked out of place on the Strictly dance floor (although with a few alterations from the wardrobe mistress, as many models tripped along the mirrored catwalk), and co-competitors on the show Abbey Clancy and Vanessa Feltz were in the audience, as were many members of the show's professional dance corps.