Sentence examples for allowed to enlist from inspiring English sources
They are not allowed to enlist in active duty, though if they become single they can stay after providing a notarized family care plan.
Even though he was known by those men and others in the guard squad, Mr. Razaq was allowed to enlist under an assumed second name, Rahman.
Another step-up in age, like other ideas now being discussed -- like the Guard's request to expand the number of legal immigrants allowed to enlist -- would add millions of people to the military's pool of potential applicants.
"A person like Apodaca would not even be allowed to enlist today," said Army Maj.
He entered service on 11 August 1941, the earliest date on which he was legally allowed to enlist.
The team kept him on its payroll until Japanese Americans were allowed to enlist in the military and Yosh went off to serve in the Pacific.
He was honorably discharged but not allowed to re-enlist, according to testimony in a 1994 trial.
Two years before joining the Army, Sergeant Bergdahl had washed out of Coast Guard basic training for mental health and other reasons, and a Coast Guard physician said he should be cleared by a psychiatrist before being allowed to re-enlist in the military.
He had hoped for a requirement that unless specific evidence was shown against a man, he would be allowed to re-enlist.
The Army provided a waiver that allowed him to enlist despite his felony conviction.
The program, which started as a pilot in February, allowed recruiters to enlist immigrants, most of them in the Army, with special language or medical skills who are in this country on temporary visas.
