Sentence examples for the conscripts from inspiring English sources
verb
To enrol(l) compulsorily; to draft; to induct.
All diagnoses established at conscription are recorded in the conscripts' files regardless of whether they lead to army rejection.
Until the 11th century, the majority of the conscripts were from rural areas, while the conscription of craftsmen and merchants is still an open question.
Were the conscripts killed by their superiors?
The conscripts from Gambia were sent for training to Nigeria, Britain's largest colony in West Africa.
They are older than the conscripts and better trained when it comes to using weapons.
During the fighting we professional soldiers fared better than the conscripts.
Unlike the conscripts of the Vietnam War, all these soldiers are volunteers.
The conscripts, whose number will be cut to 50,000, could be replaced by professional soldiers.
The conscripts receive extremely low wages, well below what they would earn as civilians.
A "passer-by" had informed the militia where the conscripts they'd been hunting were holed up.
About 10 percent of the conscripts stay on for another 18 months.
