Sentence examples for those enlisted from inspiring English sources

At Sparsholt College, near Winchester, half of those enlisted on agriculture courses are female.

While some of those enlisted in this work ask not to return, most come back for additional tours, Lieutenant Milhoan said.

Roughly one-third of those enlisted have four-year college degrees, one-third have some college experience, and one-third have completed only high school.

What happened in those days was that they often looked at people who were in the army, and those enlisted men in the army who had talent, they would offer appointments to West Point.

They cautioned that the senator consults widely and that some of those enlisted as advisers or supporters might not play official roles in his campaign, if he decides to run.

(Chinen) DOMINIQUE EADE (Tomorrow) Ms. Eade weighs a chanteuse's coolness against an improviser's instincts, especially in dialogue with musicians like those enlisted here: the guitarist Ben Monder, the bassist Chris Lightcap and the drummer John Hadfield.

Of the enlisted, those who demonstrate merit and serve long enough are promoted to non-commissioned officer (NCO); they are the more senior enlisted members.

Forty-three percent of those junior enlisted personnel said they were opposed.

"We are determined to continue our joint demobilization efforts," said Mr. Mdoe adding that UNICEF calls on all armed groups and forces to immediately release those still enlisted, and to end all further recruitment of children.

The vast majority of those who serve in the enlisted ranks of the nation's armed services are high school graduates with strong cognitive aptitudes.

Several of those interviewed said Mr. Gore had stronger support among the enlisted ranks, which are more racially and economically diverse than the officer corps.