Sentence examples for the corps decided from inspiring English sources

Last year, the corps decided to sift through 12 feet of the replenished sand, despite the cost of the task.

It will end here in southern Louisiana, where the corps decided on Friday to open part of the levee system that holds back the Mississippi and Atchafalaya Rivers.

But no matter what the corps decides, there will be challenges in the courts and a long-running battle will continue in Congress among influential lawmakers representing far ends of the 2,341-mile-long 2,341-mile-long 2,341-mile-long

"The bad part of it," Mr. Trippi said, "was that every campaign and the White House and most of the press corps decided that the target on our back got a lot bigger and they were going to take every whack they could.

Upon noticing this development, the PVA 39th Corps decided to use ROK 12th Regiment's flanks as the main points of attack in order to achieve maximum surprise.

And the federal marshals, most of whom had never seen such a big press corps, decided the herd needed to be corralled.

The corps also decided that the park would have "no significant impact" on the marine environment and that a full-scale federal assessment was therefore not required under the National Environmental Policy Act.

But an Army Corps official in New York, Clifford Jones, the project manager, said the corps had decided not to go ahead with the project, which is often referred to as the Fire Island interim project.

It is the Corps that decides whether a developer or builder can drain and fill these wetlands, and on this score it has been inconsistent at best.

So far, the corps has not decided what to do with the 23 million cubic yards of sludge that will be dug up and dried, called dredge spoils.

After Paranhos graduated from the Military Academy in 1843 as a second lieutenant in the engineer corps, he decided to return to civilian life and focus on his career as a teacher.