Sentence examples for total enlistment from inspiring English sources

By 1 June, the total enlistment was 48% of establishment, and the first summer camp was organised.

By 5 May, the War Office had recognised 85% of the Yeomanry, 78% of the Artillery, 59% of the Engineers and 84% of the Infantry units; the total enlistment was 28% of establishment.

Although 87,588 men responded to the militia call, the total of enlistments that summer and fall was over half a million.

Strategic bombing is a facet of total war, the enlistment of a society's entire resources to aid in a conflict.

To so many interviewed in the book, Tillman's enlistment was not a total shock.

Pierson declined to re-enlist after his three-year term of enlistment expired in 1864.

Although there was an increase in enlistments in September 9,3255) and October (11,520), in December they fell to the lowest total of the year (2,617).

Military enlistment was measured using a single-item question asking if youth had enlisted in the military since random assignment.

Lincoln had finally embraced the enlistment and arming of black men in his Emancipation Proclamation, yet three months later recruitment was proceeding slowly, with only eight total regiments in active duty.

This is the highest total in the last dozen years or more, said Bob McDonough, the state's administrator of family and adult services, and reflects both a strong enlistment effort and an upward creep in unemployment.

Enlistment lines stretched round the block.