Sentence examples for potential conscription from inspiring English sources

Having collaborated on the sarcastic cantata Our Hunting Fathers, the two men had (separately) left Britain before the Second World War to avoid nasty nationalism and potential conscription.

Potential conscription from patients who have been declared dead by neurologic criteria has been estimated to increase organ supply by many thousands per year.

"The flow has dropped, but people are still leaving because of the deteriorating economic situation, potential conscription into the Russian army and persecution of activists," says Alim Aliev, a co-founder of the CrimeaSOS campaign.

Very quickly, Fry interpreted part of his mission as rooting out any real or potential threats to conscription.

In 2011 Funes proposed a new tax to fund increased law enforcement as well as a controversial plan for military conscription of 5,000 potential gang members, youths between the ages of 16 and 18.

Table  1 shows bivariate logistic regression analyses between selected other potential risk factors measured at conscription and future convictions for violent crime.

So the total number of donors with conscription = Total No. Potential donors * conversion rate (for consenting patients) In the UK potential donor audit, 2% of potential HB donors (where the organ donor register was checked) were listed on the register, but their family declined consent for organ donation.

Organ Conscription would have the greatest potential to increase the numbers of organs available for transplantation, though it would come at the cost of patient and family autonomy.

After the mutilation of civilians in northern Uganda, the conscription of child soldiers in Congo and potential genocide in Sudan, this is what the International Criminal Court (ICC) has chosen to focus on in its latest investigation, announced this week.

Among the major concerns are child labor, forced conscription, early marriage, gender-based violence and potential sexual exploitation and trafficking.

31 A potential limitation is that the study included only men, as was military conscription at this time.