(1) Probably no other topic has evoked as much passion in discussions among military logisticians as the establishment of a single logistics branch or corps .

(2) Others in the press corps didn't think there was anything untoward about giving political advice to Goldwater opponent Lyndon Johnson.

(3) Two to five divisions constitute a corps , which is typically commanded by a lieutenant general.

(4) Well, right after the plane was reported, most of the White House staff and press corps were told to leave the White House grounds.

(5) I suppose they're quite a hardened bunch, the international press corps ?

(6) As it happens, Jones was assigned to the corps of beam fitters - workers, Thomson assumes, who invariably labor alone.

(7) Graham was concerned with theatrical balance between corps and soloists, performers and the space around them.

(8) Two or more divisions form a corps , which is commanded by a lieutenant general and has from 20,000 to 45,000 soldiers.

(9) The Irish Defence Forces have army, naval service and air corps branches.

(10) Out of this band has emerged a highly visible corps of hands-free devotees.

(11) A small corps of people at corporate headquarters is nominated to keep critical services like IT working - if possible.

(12) Nez, now 78, volunteered to join the marine corps when he was in high school.

(13) The earlier created air-defense areas were disbanded and air defense districts, armies, corps , and divisions restored.

(14) We depend on a well-educated professional corps of enlisted people.

(15) The same challenges on a larger scale permeate division and corps level Battle Command Training Program exercises.

(16) However, brigades, divisions, corps , and armies formed only as needed in wartime and were promptly disbanded during peacetime.

(17) Also the army corps of engineers is giving out blue tarps for people who did suffer damage.

(18) Perhaps no one works more intimately with the corps than the ballet masters.

(19) Large units like divisions or corps are expensive and archaic.

(20) First, rather than integrating media affairs in its planning, the command simply handed off the press to a specialized corps of public affairs officers.