Sentence examples for changes in conscription from inspiring English sources

For him the changes in conscription patterns carry other dangers: they contribute to the atomisation of Israeli society and leave him short of good soldiers.

Last week the parliament in Vilnius voted overwhelmingly to bring in conscription.

The second policy was a change in the conscription age, which was lowered from 20 to 19 from 1979 onwards.

To address this selection problem, we exploit a policy change that created a major difference in conscription between birth cohorts.

Data were missing for around 17% of males, mainly because of accidental loss of data from 1978 , 1984 and 1985 owing to changes in data management at the conscription authority.

The defense system was to be modernized by an increase in conscription.

That November, with the First World War into its third year, New Zealand brought in conscription.

The dominant presentation technology in use in this project was the powerpoint presentation; this paper analyzes the changes in the presentations over time, and inscription and conscription at different stages of the project.

The war drags on for decades causing major changes in the societies involved, with rapid industrialisation, mass conscription and mass casualties (both sides are forced to use women in the fighting to make up for manpower losses).

Firstly I'd bring in national conscription [armed forces] again.

3 This description refers to the the procedures and ages in regard to the military conscription after the policy change in 1977.