Sentence examples for considering enlistment from inspiring English sources

Questions about why the United States planned to invade Iraq were far more prevalent than students considering enlistment.

Not only have YPG signed a declaration to prevent this from occurring, but in the scope of 'human rights' I would hardly consider the enlistment of say a 17 year old the crime of the century.

This is probably a conservative estimate: thanks to curious Commonwealth rules about who was eligible to fight – Indigenous volunteers had to prove to recruiting officers that they were, despite appearances, of "substantially European descent" in order to be considered for enlistment – the actual number of Indigenous men who served in that war will remain the source of conjecture.

However, he claimed, "my recruiter never turned that paperwork in, so they considered me a fraudulent enlistment" when officers later discovered the condition.

Considering that our analysis focused on populations enrolled in the comparator arms of mostly LMT studies, it would be interesting to determine the impact on residual risk arising from enlistment of diabetics in clinical trials testing several interventions in primary care [ 93].

But Secretary Carter wants more young people to consider joining who may not meet current enlistment standards.

Though he had Union sympathies, he was considered a moderate, opposing both fugitive slave laws and the enlistment of black soldiers.

(He does not consider the concept of national service — a universal obligation required of all youngsters, with military enlistment one option among many).

One reason behind the minimal enlistments is the goal of the US project: not to fight Assad, but instead to fight Isis, which many Syrians consider a lesser priority.

From this point on, you will be directed to take the oath of enlistment.

From there, you will take part in an enlistment or appointment ceremony.