Sentence examples for current enlistment from inspiring English sources

She is not sure what she'll do when her current enlistment ends in about 18 months.

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

The Marine Corps' approach for removal is "a documented series of at least three minor disciplinary infractions, during the current enlistment, of a nature which have been or would have been appropriately disciplined under Article 15, UCMJ, commanding officers non-judicial punishment".

If your child decides that the military is not for them, help and support them to finish their current enlistment period.

If your son/daughter decides the military is not for them after joining, help and support them to finish their current enlistment period.

A spokesman for Fort Carson, Lt. Col. Dave Johnson, said a new Army program to create more-stable units whose members will stay together for three years required troops whose enlistments end before December 2007 to re-enlist, extend their current enlistments a bit or take no action and possibly be assigned to another unit.

Rather than include these historical facts about military oaths, Mr. Sekulow cites much more recent sources, such as the several oaths currently found in R.C.M. 807(b)(2) in the Manual for Courts-Martial (oaths which themselves have the words "So help me God" set apart in parentheses to clearly indicate that they are optional) and the current oath of enlistment.

Next month it is rolling out a 15-month enlistment option (the current minimum length for a tour is two years) aimed at college students, an increasingly important target group.

Once this is understood, communication strategies can drive realization and motivate current supporters as well as the enlistment of additional volunteers.

By last count, the lobbying ranks include 37 former senators and 158 graduates of the House, according to CQ Money Line which tracks the flow of money in politics, with fresh enlistments expected from the dozens of current members planning to quit before the expected watershed election next year.

McLain is one of about 9,800  current and former California Guard soldiers who were ordered to repay enlistment bonuses, tuition assistance or other payments that officials said were improperly awarded when the Defense Department was frantically trying to fill its ranks for the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.