Sentence examples for professional corps of from inspiring English sources

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

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

"It was an old boy system," said Dick Roberson, a professional tennis official who was hired by the ATP in 1979 to help create a worldwide professional corps of chair umpires.

During the reign of Louis XIV (1643 1715), France established a strong professional corps of officials responsible for public works, extracting revenues, and otherwise supporting the ambitions of the crown.

Often the professional corps of managerial experts itself becomes a covert source of power because it has superior knowledge compared to those who are its nominal but temporary superiors.

The Civil Service Act of 1883, also known as the Pendleton Act, which created a professional corps of administrators, was passed after a disappointed office-seeker assassinated President James A. Garfield.

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

Compounding the problem was the Trump team's "complete distrust of the career staff" at the EPA, Holmstead said — a professional corps that "always gives you good advice, whether or not they agree" with the president's politics.

It will take months, perhaps longer, to fully develop the corps of professional screeners Mr. Ron and Mr. Kinton seek.

After a bad fire in ad 6, he established a corps of professional firemen (vigiles), comprising seven squads, or cohorts, of 1,000 freedmen apiece.

Caesar Augustus established both a police force of 3,000 men and a corps of professional firemen, who also had the power to make arrests.