Sentence examples for The enlistment from inspiring English sources
noun
Voluntary service based on an individuals' desire to serve a cause.
The enlistment of labour on a subsistence basis is now forbidden in Britain, except in one state – the holy state of matrimony.
The enlistment of scientists and engineers in technical projects for the war effort showed many of them the way towards practical applications.
The enlistment of Albanian civilians was organized in close cooperation with the Albanian puppet government.
The enlistment of previously authorised reinforcements was now urgent, but was hindered when 70 of 100 soldiers mutinied and never reached García's camp.
Rallied by this defeat, Union men flooded the enlistment offices.
They are objectionable for the "enlistment" they demand of dissenters.
An additional security questionnaire has been part of the enlistment process, the officials said.
I'll bet you anything he give the enlistment bonus to his folks".
Among the rest of the Jewish population, the enlistment rate is 75 percent.
When President Roosevelt lifted the restriction, nisei men flooded the enlistment offices; about eighteen thousand joined.
He encouraged the enlistment of Tennessee slaves into the Union army in late 1863.
