Sentence examples for conscripted army from inspiring English sources

Mali has a conscripted army, which requires two years of service, including the possibility of nonmilitary service.

As these issues had been linked together in the 1873 compromise, they were not resolved until 1892, when it was decided to abolish the ground tax and to replace the old army organization with a larger and better-trained conscripted army.

During Eastern Han, the conscripted army largely gave way to a volunteer army.

On 20 June 1953 he spoke to the Bundestag, giving his analysis of strategic power considerations and the country's defence, and spoke about whether the country should have a professional army or a conscripted army.

Only Britain did without a large conscripted army, but her naval needs were proportionally more expensive.

The country was indebted to a large conscripted army and needed a co-operative manufacturing workforce.

History shows that conscripted armies never murder their own.

Stalin's willingness to expend recently conscripted armies, which were poorly trained and poorly supplied, illustrated a misconception of realities, both in the capabilities of the Red Army and the subordinate arms of the armed forces, and in the abilities of the Germans to defend themselves and successfully launch a counteroffensive.

Unlike the continental powers, with their conscripted armies and vast number of trained reserves, Britain in peacetime had maintained only a small army of volunteers.

Mass mobilization produced two effects: a level of societal engagement that made moderation and compromise in peacemaking difficult and conscripted armies that were becoming difficult to handle in the field.

Unlike the conscripted armies Israel had faced in past wars, the Hezbollah fanatics fought fiercely.