Sentence examples for voluntary recruits from inspiring English sources

Some are "voluntary" recruits.

The idea is to cut conscription gradually from two years to six months, selecting voluntary recruits at the end of the training and keeping the rest in the reserves.That the government and opposition both like this is no surprise, for it would be a sure vote-winner.

The Pentagon has to rely on voluntary recruits, and that's a tricky business especially when many in the pool of potential soldiers aren't physically fit enough to join the military.

Humphrey and Weinstein [ 44] find in their study about the functioning of armed groups in Sierra Leone that voluntary recruits stem largely from politically alienated social groups while abductees come from those groups that endure the most economic difficulties.

On the other hand, the survey specifically sought responses from nurses interested in mind-body training to reduce stress, so it is likely to build a better platform for research recruiting voluntary recruits for studies of mind-body training than studies that ask nurses who may not be interested in stress reduction training.

Like others of my generation I was a child soldier myself, from the age of 14 through 16, a not entirely voluntary recruit to the Combined Cadet Force.

"The use of agents isn't going away, and if Nacac bans them, I think some institutions will quit Nacac and some will probably sue for restraint of trade," said Norman J. Peterson, vice provost for international education at Montana State University and a board member of the American International Recruitment Council, which was formed in 2008 to adopt voluntary recruiting standards.

Most of the public health care nurses in Norway started after they had got the needed information and education to voluntary recruit to MIDIA as well as being responsible for most of the blood samples taken.

Mencap wants to see other voluntary organisations recruiting people with learning disabilities, but acknowledges they are likely to need extra help in the early stages, and some special consideration throughout.

It aims to promote volunteering among the over-65s and encourage more voluntary groups to recruit from this age group.

But now, the trend to roll back the state and recruit voluntary and community organisations to perform some of its functions gives faith bodies a different and more legitimate kind of place on the Westminster stage.