Sentence examples for enlistment practices from inspiring English sources

VA patients are predominantly male, reflecting enlistment practices of the armed services, but they also tend to be poorer and sicker than US residents in general, characteristics shared with low-income populations in general, such as Medicaid patients.

Since the legions were officially open only to Roman citizens, Max Cary and Howard Hayes Scullard argue that at least in some provinces at this time "many provincials must have been recruited who lacked any genuine claim to Roman citizenship but received it unofficially on enlistment," a practice that was to increase in the 2nd century.

Recently enlisted patients with a general practice used more health care resources in the first year after their enlistment compared to patients enlisted longer.

In the year following their enlistment, a higher percentage of recently enlisted patients had at least one contact with the practice, received a prescription or was referred.

Pierson declined to re-enlist after his three-year term of enlistment expired in 1864.

Military enlistment was measured using a single-item question asking if youth had enlisted in the military since random assignment.

Enlistment lines stretched round the block.

(My father's enlistment was eventually accepted).

Still, there are indications that enlistment continues.

Offering better education benefits after three years could encourage enlistment and discourage re-enlistment.

There was also talk of doubling army enlistment for Arabs.