Sentence examples for because of desertion from inspiring English sources

The Afghan National Army, which has to replace and train nearly a third of its force every year because of desertion and attrition, is facing an insurgency that has not given up the fight.

If you blame Bowe Bergdhal (because of desertion, a change in religion, or any other Fox News accusation), then please remember one thing.

Western and Afghan officials said that was largely because of desertions, high casualty rates and a lack of new recruits.

The Afghan National Army has to replace and train nearly a third of its force every year because of desertions and attrition.

Last year, Afghan officials confirmed that because of desertions, casualties and low re-enlistments, the army had to replace about a third of its soldiers annually.

In 2015, the Afghan army had to replace about a third of its roughly 170,000 soldiers because of desertions, casualties and low re-enlistment rates.

A military jury convicted a member of the Florida National Guard on Friday at a court-martial in Fort Stewart, Ga., on charges of desertion because he refused to return to his unit in Iraq, saying he objected to the war there.

"These seats should be vulnerable to Labour but may be less likely to change hands because of Labour desertion by upwardly mobile Indian-heritage – and Tory-voting – electors".

In the most violent provinces, they say, the Iraqis are so intimidated that many are reluctant to show up and do not tell their families where they work; they have yet to receive adequate training or weapons, present a danger to American troops they fight alongside, and are unreliable because of corruption, desertion or infiltration.

Seats with small Conservative majorities and large numbers of Indian voters are described as "vulnerable" to Labour, but "less likely" to change hands because of Labour desertion by upwardly mobile Indian-heritage voters.

Biparental care is expected to occur if (1) the costs of desertion for a parent are high, because of greatly reduced survival prospects of offspring, or (2) the benefits of desertion are low.