Sentence examples for recruitment fighting from inspiring English sources

For Afghans, the power of these local chieftains means living with the constant threat of extortion, of forcible recruitment, fighting and the displacement of families, and the possibility of being denied access to land or water.

"Out-of-school children are always at greater risk of violence, trafficking, recruitment into fighting, prostitution and other life-threatening, often criminal, activities," Brown says.

Out-of-school children particularly in fragile settings are at greater risk of child marriage, violence, rape, and recruitment into fighting, prostitution, and other life-threatening, often criminal, activities.

From then a gradual decline occurred, and whereas news from Gallipoli had increased recruitment, the fighting at Fromelles and Pozieres did not have a similar effect, with monthly totals dropping from 10,656 in May 1916 to around 6,000 between June and August.

Children and women should be protected against all forms of abuse, including sexual violence and exploitation, abduction and recruitment into fighting forces.

"In the U.S. there are over 40,000 job sites, and some historical blue-chip companies in the recruitment space, all fighting for attention," said ZipRecruiter's co-founder and CEO Ian Siegel, "so for Facebook to come in and be another job site… well, there is more than one way to do that".

"Children face the risk of forced recruitment into the fighting" inside the besieged city, and "separation from their families" if they manage to leave, he added.

Responding to calls from religious and political leaders, Iraqi Shiites have flooded recruitment centers for fighting forces to supplement Iraq's U.S.-trained army.

New fighting, new recruitment Part of South Sudan's 30-year legacy of conflict has been the recruitment of children into armed groups – both those forced to fight among the ranks and those made to fulfil support functions like porters, cooks or radio operators.

The National Movement are openly homophobic and their recruitment videos talk about "fighting against homosexual and feminist propaganda".

Hoyt Richards, a survivor from a cult in the 1980s who now works to help people transition away from cults, said that one of the biggest impasses for those fighting cult recruitment is a lack of understanding of what cults are and who can be affected.