Sentence examples for protection corps from inspiring English sources

The work was handed over to the protection corps as planned, which promises to reduce casualties still further.

NGOs have laid off more than 800 trained Kosovar mine-clearers, but the protection corps recruited 105 new and inexperienced staff.

Money surprise, surprise is also an issue.If the problems reported by the Halo Trust and the BBC turn out to be isolated mistakes, the protection corps should have little work to do.

· Anna Di Lellio was media commissioner in Kosovo from September 2001 to March 2003 and political adviser to the UN Kosovo protection corps coordinator from September 2003 to February 2004.

A new Kosovo Protection Corps, part of the local administration, would then take over from the NGOs and deal with any residual landmine threat to civilians.In spite of this ambitious exit date, the programme to clear the mines in Kosovo has been a resounding success, says the UN.

It also bombed the airport at Grozny, the capital, but denied it had plans to invade.See article: Russia's troubled southern rimSerb members pulled out of the Kosovo Transitional Council, which advises the province's UN administration, in protest at the creation of a new civilian "protection corps".

With the federal government reconsidering how much it will pay for coastal storm protection projects, the corps has pressed for local commitments, and local officials are feeling the heat.

How about a bifurcated American service that recruits and retains a fierce fighting force for protection and a corps of civilians that provides the kind of nation-building going on in Iraq today?

But the increased spending on harbor maintenance - and the heightened protections for other Corps funding - mean that other areas would have to be cut further to comply with the spending caps imposed by the Budget Control Act of 2011, according to a Senate Democratic aide.

Early on, the new pumps were troubled, but Col. Jeffrey A. Bedey, the head of the corps' hurricane protection office in New Orleans, said the pumps were "rockin'".

The Army Corps has tried to find a solution before, as has the Mayor's Office of Emergency Management, and Anthony Ciorra, manager of the shore protection project of the Corps, is trying again.