Sentence examples for conscription of from inspiring English sources

Until the 11th century, the majority of the conscripts were from rural areas, while the conscription of craftsmen and merchants is still an open question.

The charges include the forcible conscription of child soldiers.

Why? –Should the United States intervene in the conscription of young boys into the Northern Alliance?

He was particularly incensed by the Tigers' forced conscription of Tamil children.

Forced conscription of one man – or often woman – per household disillusioned even the most loyal.

In any case, he did not enlist; he even rallied against conscription of French-Canadians.

John Dewey called this kind of thing the "conscription of thought".

Aragon and Valencia reluctantly voted some money but refused conscription of troops.

Before the age of 32, every man must complete a military conscription of at least 22 months.

They include the murders of political enemies and the forcible conscription of children for the Tiger brigades.

Human rights groups have documented military abuses, including rapes, forced labor and the conscription of child soldiers.