Sentence examples for recruitment grounds from inspiring English sources

But critics of the guerrillas have long insisted that the orphanages were themselves fertile recruitment grounds for the organization.

In addition to agents like Jawad, the IRGC has also allegedly used mosques in Afghan cities as recruitment grounds.

And prisons have proved fertile recruitment grounds for Muslim radicals.Deradicalisation programmes, such as those run by Saudi Arabia and Sweden, have mixed results.

India's financial clout has in turn brought new strength to their cricket as administrators have looked outside their traditional upper-class recruitment grounds and also unearthed tough new players — such as the richly promising Ishant Sharma — eager for a share of the rewards.

Businesses are able to post jobs that then get distributed to lots of job boards — more than 50 in all including many of the usual suspects like Indeed.com, Monster.com, Glassdoor and Craigslist, but also those that have been slipping in under the radar as key recruitment grounds like Twitter and Facebook.

As Meleagrou-Hitchens elaborated, "Areas near refugee camps, many of which have now become permanent towns, are major recruitment grounds".

This means that Latin America is a recruitment ground that's open to all UK universities and not just a few big names.

The interior minister's attempts to diffuse the crisis with claims that co-ed housing was used as "a recruitment ground for terrorists" didn't help.

However, opponents of the 90-day measure rejected the nine key arguments made by the police and contended that the internment for three months of innocent young men would prove to be a "fertile recruitment ground for extremism".

Marginal and relatively impoverished, South American leagues act as a training and recruitment ground for the clubs of Europe, and in 1982 Maradona duly moved to Barcelona for $8m£4.4m4m).

Berivan was jailed soon after her family moved last year from Istanbul to Batman, one of dozens of bleak cities in Turkey's impoverished southeast where high unemployment and illiteracy rates have made it a fertile recruitment ground for the P.K.K. Like many young Kurdish girls, Berivan had left school for manual labor.