Sentence examples similar to recruit force from inspiring English sources

After an introductory survey, she concentrates on the murder of two young boys: Bryant Tennelle, the 18-year-old son of a police officer (shot in a random act of bravado by a nervous gang recruit forced to show that he wasn't "a punk") and Dovon Harris, killed after taking evasive action and running away from a fight outside his school.

In truth, it is as much an "all-recruit" force (as the television and print ads for enlistment attest) as an all-volunteer force, and the inducements to fill the billets are expensive.

In reality, spraying has damaged the fumigated areas, but smarter planting (and the expanding international demand for the drug) is stimulating production.Moreover, spraying increases the number of displaced peasants, adding to the pool of an available recruiting force for FARC guerrillas in Colombia.

Within three years, EDMC's recruiting force nearly tripled, from about 950 to more than 2,600.

The first requirement is the attainment of 18 years of age and not exceed 26 years of age Be medically and physically fit according to the standard of the recruiting force Have no criminal record whatsoever.

Despite accusations of war crimes and pledges by the various sides of South Sudan's year-long civil war to stop using child soldiers and to release those they have recruited, forced recruitment continues unabated.

There were documented cases of recruits forced to kill relatives, march over spilled brains and cook and eat human flesh.

If Wilshire wasn't interfering in admin worker Kayleigh's love life, to the point of arranging a speed-dating event ("Get her laid!"), he was galvanising new recruits (forcing them to sing Mr Brightside en masse) or kidding a red-headed newbie about their "gingerist policy".

Meanwhile, government troops are facing increasing difficult in obtaining new recruits, forcing an ever-greater reliance on Iran and Iranian-backed militias.

In 190 Lucius Cornelius Scipio was elected consul in Rome and was authorized to recruit a force for a campaign against Antiochus.

The outbreak of the First World War in 1914 led the Government of Newfoundland to recruit a force for service with the British Army.