Sentence examples for conscripting a from inspiring English sources

"But compelling minimal assistance to surveil or apprehend a criminal (as in most of the cases the government cites), or demanding testimony or production of things that already exist (akin to exercising subpoena power), is vastly different, and significantly less intrusive, than conscripting a private company to create something entirely new and dangerous.

"Brooklyn also has the population size for conscripting an army".

We see Anberber watch leftist soldiers conscript a teenage boy and brutalize that boy's weeping mother.

Then the only job for the parties in other states is to conscript a handful of delegates to a state convention and ratify the inevitable choice.

The court further held that the immigration agents' actions could be considered "extreme and outrageous conduct" and allowed an inquiry into the legality of the government's attempt to conscript a foreign national to spy to move forward.

In this case, the act can't be used by law enforcement to give itself the unprecedented power to conscript an innocent third party into government service against its will.

He compelled his son to serve in his shop, also conscripting him into a church choir, which he himself conducted.

During the American Revolution, Gen. George Washington requested that the central government be given the power to conscript soldiers, a power that had previously been reserved for the individual colonies.

She imagined a future call-up, the open-faced conscripts; a quick horrid fantasy of fear and protections; taking milk to the cellar.

Two hundred metres away, hemmed in by more helmet-clad and shield-wielding police conscripts, a small pro-Mubarak rally took little comfort from that.

But it all helps to integrate Estonia's Russians and gives conscripts "a sense of proprietorship" about the country.In societies divided by language, ending conscription means losing such benefits.