Sentence examples for draft recruits from inspiring English sources

One Western aid official said soldiers had barged into hospitals to draft recruits and threatened to jail health workers if they did not comply.

Low-profile coach Alan Richardson has the club's blessing to rebuild their list from the ground up, focusing on draft recruits, so expectations for now are low.

From Chattanooga, Foraker and two other officers were sent home to collect new soldiers who were expected to be drafted, but the plan to draft recruits was abandoned due to political opposition.

As part of the wholesale effort to modernize its military, the Polish government has officially brought a close to conscription, making last week's class of drafted recruits the final one after 90 years of compulsory military service on this soil, which felt the tremors of some of the worst the last century's wars could offer.

The army says it sees no need for some of the more radical proposals, such as a return of the draft or recruiting foreigners with the promise of American citizenship.

Microsoft Chief Executive Steve Ballmer said the software leviathan remained confident about its future, and thus continues drafting new recruits and investing tens of millions of dollars in a partnership with Hewlett-Packard.

At that time, malnutrition, physical infirmities or illiteracy precluded 47%a of the drafted or recruited population from serving [ 23].

In the NFL draft, the best recruits jockey for placement with the top teams.

At Minnesota, which had three players and two recruits drafted last month, Anderson said he reviewed the ramifications of the no-agent rule with his players.

AS THE White House girds itself for battle with the new Republican majority in the House of Representatives, it is drafting some fresh recruits.

The documents show company executives came up with ideas for medical journal articles, titled them, drafted outlines, paid writers to draft the manuscripts, recruited academic authors and identified publications to run the articles — all without disclosing the companies' roles to journal editors or readers.