You will be expected to live on barracks, to move around the country and eventually overseas, you will be expected to be physically and mentally fit, you will go for long periods of time without seeing family and off site friends, and you will be extremely regimented from the time of waking up to the state of your clothing.
"What has made an impression on her about life in New York is that everyone has their time regimented," Antonio said.
In reaction to the McCarthyite red-baiting of scientists, he expressed disdain that Science, that was going to save the world in H. G. Wells' time is regimented, straight-jacked, [and] scared shitless, its universal language diminished to one word: security.
When you're in a marriage for a long time you get regimented sex – you go to bed, he does this, you do that – and it gets boring.
But in our cabin I could read for eight to ten hours a day, fully in charge of my own time, which I regimented like a monk.
Time is still regimented, rules are still strictly enforced and patients are still made to attend meetings and therapies.
The Alliance for Childhood's recent report "Crisis in the Kindergarten" revealed that urban and suburban public kindergartens today are increasing stress on academic standards, spending more time teaching regulated, regimented curricula.
It is true that French restaurant opening times are still regimented: miss l'heure du midi, and forget it, the kitchen will be closed 'til dinner time, as it should be.
As captured in the film "Glory," the Massachusetts regiments refused time and again to muster to receive pay.
Gregory Burke's play, which explores the Scottish regiment's time in Iraq, based on interviews with soldiers, is approved by the Scottish Qualifications Authority (SQA).
