Sentence examples for trained corps of from inspiring English sources

Many police departments have trained corps of officers expert in talking with the emotionally upset.

They include the F.B.I.-led investigative team, a specially trained corps of Marine anti-terrorism specialists deployed to guard against any further attacks, divers who specialize in cutting through the tangled mass of steel, explosives experts, and psychological counselors who have helped the surviving members of the Cole crew cope with the aftermath of the attack.

The main trained corps of military nurses was the Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service QAIMNSS).

He was a member of the Interagency Hotshot Crews, a highly trained corps sent in to manage the hottest wildfires throughout the United States.

Percival enlisted on the first day of the war as a private in the Officer Training Corps of the Inns of Court, at the age of 26, and was promoted after five weeks' basic training to temporary second lieutenant.

Compared with 25 years ago, we have a much bigger staff working on this; we have a much better-trained corps of volunteers.

Being prepared for an influenza pandemic will require having a well-trained corps of epidemiologists.

So foreign is ice-skating in Mexico that the city had to specially train a corps of police officers and paramedics to skate in case of accidents.

Soviet intelligence services began training a corps of these agents shortly after the October Revolution in 1917, when few countries had diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union, and it came to be seen as a particular Soviet specialty.

A military academy was planned for training a corps of young officers, loyal to the party, who would become lower level commanders in a new national revolutionary army that was to be created.

As a result, the department's Bureau of Customs and Border Protection has begun to train a corps of so-called chemical detector dogs and is planning to deploy them at airports, seaports, government buildings and other potential terrorist targets, where they will work alongside the police dogs that have long been used to sniff out narcotics, explosives and human remains.