Sentence examples for were allowed to enlist from inspiring English sources

The team kept him on its payroll until Japanese Americans were allowed to enlist in the military and Yosh went off to serve in the Pacific.

Since technically only citizens were allowed to enlist in the legions, where recruits did not possess citizenship then, at least in some instances, citizenship "was simply given [to] them on enlistment".

Even though he was known by those men and others in the guard squad, Mr. Razaq was allowed to enlist under an assumed second name, Rahman.

"A person like Apodaca would not even be allowed to enlist today," said Army Maj.

He was trying to explain why he believed she could be deported, and Cesar Vargas, also on video, should not be allowed to enlist in the military.

It's unclear why Rumley was allowed to enlist with this kind of a record, or whether Rumley received a waiver for his past misconduct.

Transgender individuals will still be allowed to enlist in the military starting Jan . 1 a Pentagon official told the Associated Press Monday, despite President Donald Trump's attempts to bar them from the armed services.

Despite a 2002 felony conviction of conspiracy to sell stolen firearms which carried a two-year sentence, Rusty Rumley was allowed to enlist in the Tennessee National Guard with a federal criminal record.

Women have served in the military since the Revolutionary War, but it wasn't until World War I that the first was formally allowed to enlist, and not until World War II that women were allowed to serve in large numbers.

Others were allowed to work as temporary migrant labourers in the West, and still others enlisted in the U.S. Army.

Filipino Americans, like other Americans, attempted to volunteer for military service, but were not allowed to enlist since they were neither citizens nor resident aliens.