Sentence examples for conscript's from inspiring English sources

News of a young conscript's death surfaced in August.

Waltz with Bashir (18) Ari Folman's unflinching animation charts an ex-Israeli conscript's experiences from the Lebanon war of 1982.

The heckling Mr Ma received at Mr Hung's funeral was not only because of the conscript's death.

Kao Hua-Chu stepped down amid public anger over an army conscript's death that had led to large demonstrations in Taipei.

Phillip Carter, a former Army captain and expert on legal and military affairs, said the kind of insubordination the unit showed had been more common during World War II, the Korean War and Vietnam, when the draft was still in place and the average conscript's goal was survival.

This score is assigned by a psychologist, based on a semi-structured interview, with the objective "to assess the conscript's ability to cope with the psychological requirements of the military service and, in extreme case, war".

Crucial, too, was the ambivalence of Egypt's army, which was thrust into play when the country's 1.8m-strong police force in effect collapsed.The army's dilemmaWith perhaps 100,000 officers and 400,000 conscripts, Egypt's pampered and carefully insulated army found itself both protecting protesters and asking them to disperse.

Sustained resistance has come only from the elite forces and fedayeen, not Iraq's conscript army, which constitutes three-quarters of the country's total military strength.

Late in 1943, Kenji Yoshida, a 19-year-old conscript in Japan's Navy Air Force, was accorded his corp's supreme honour: selection for training as a pilot in the special wing known as Divine Wind, or "kamikaze".

Charles Darwent explores a new exhibition that attempts to paint a clearer picture Film-maker Nashashibi knows all the tricks of her dishonest trade... and she uses them to unnerving effect Late in 1943, Kenji Yoshida, a 19-year-old conscript in Japan's Navy Air Force, was accorded his corp's supreme honour: selection for training as a pilot in the special wing known as Divine Wind, or "kamikaze".

On Saturday, police arrested hundreds of Azeris who came out for a rare protest against the government's refusal to deal with hazing in the country's conscript army.