Sentence examples for conscription process from inspiring English sources
His father was conscripted into the Wehrmacht during the second world war during a forced conscription process in which the Nazis executed 25 men who resisted.
"They started the conscription process [for Open Arms], and they said we will have a hotel to stay in," she says.
He abolished conscription and was in the process of shrinking the armed forces, reducing the number of soldiers to 190,000 from 250,000, and planning to close many bases.
This is a process he terms "bioethnic conscription" that frequently involves, he points out, a slippage between a simple pragmatic description of ethnic-racial labels to identify groups to one of the attribution of qualities to those groups (Montoya, 2007, p. 95).
The country is in the process of revamping its military, ending conscription and modernizing its professional army.
Chancellor Angela Merkel, also a Christian Democrat, appears ready to accept a political compromise on the subject, one that would preserve the legal requirement of conscription — to calm her own party members — but that would freeze the actual process.
The state's disarticulation with the hinterland subsistence regime and its selective conscription of the rural population as its political-economic agents resulted in a serial delinking process between pastoralism as the island's once core economy and the mainland-imposed political-economic regimes.
Realising that this process of repeated imprisonment could go on indefinitely, he managed to be exempted from conscription on mental and physical health grounds, all while voicing his political objections.
Conscription tore Canada apart.
There was no conscription.
Take military conscription.
