Sentence examples for for not enlisting from inspiring English sources
He was criticized for not enlisting to fight in World War I.
If he was not trained, he and other school administrators should be held accountable for not enlisting the assistance of a social worker.
Then again, in his frantic efforts to explain why he sided with Mr. Bush to oppose an expanded G.I. bill that the Senate passed by 75 to 22, Mr. McCain has attacked Mr. Obama for not enlisting in the military.
She mentioned a prison worker and union member down in Chillicothe who, four years ago, had berated her for not enlisting him and his colleagues to volunteer for Kerry; when she made sure to call him this time, he told her that he wouldn't work for Obama, and she understood the reason to be race.
In his campaign, McCarthy attacked La Follette for not enlisting during the war, although La Follette had been 46 when Pearl Harbor was bombed.
Some people say he was a coward for not enlisting, but I think it took some seriously heavy balls to do what he did, however misguided his actions might have been.
Those of us trying to make peace with what our genes and decades have bequeathed us -- thus not enlisting for Botox injections, buttock lifts or hair transplants -- probably haven't noticed the skirmish.
So, the Edison rationale goes, why not enlist a for-profit entity with a management team drawn from the faculty and administrative ranks of elite universities and top school districts, as well as the boardrooms of Fortune 500 companies?
To try to win over customers when Vista appeared, Mr. Jobs and his managers did not enlist resellers for the Mac with the same enthusiasm that they showed in building Apple's own network of retail stores.
"I enlisted to fight for and vindicate the supremacy of the constitution," he wrote, but "we did not enlist to fight for the negro and I can tell you that we never shall … sacrafise [our] lives for the liberty of a miserable black race of beings".
Current ANA policy states that troops receive medical screening and care and that HIV-infected individuals may not enlist; however, screening for HIV or other infectious diseases is not routinely performed.
