Voorbeelden van conscript

• Until National Service came to an end in about 1960, some of those who refused to be conscripted were sent to prison.

• The boys I met there, some as young as 6, had been conscripted - kidnapped is the more accurate term - by a rebel army.

• Declining populations cause enormous problems for conscripting a healthy military.

• We want professional soldiers, not unmotivated, resistant conscripts.

• About 40,000 regular troops, 65,000 paramilitary troops and 35,000 conscripts have been put on high alert to confront any emergency near the border.

• The regime was still plying the streets of the capital to round up young men as conscripts.

• Theoretically, the alliance has millions of conscript troops at its disposal.

• In Vietnam, we had a conscript military.

• The conscripts were more prone to flee than to fight.

• The second of these defined a household as a tax unit : those collectively responsible for tax payments and feudal dues (including the provision of conscripts).

• I wanted government policy to ensure that sterling maintained confidence in the market without support conscripted under an exchange rate mechanism.

• Despite the fact that a war may be unjust, the state nevertheless retains its right to conscript young men and women into military service.

• Following the demobilization of the wartime conscript army most regular regimental soldiers returned to the cosy familiarities of colonial soldiering.

• How, for example, do the technical practices or styles required by musical works conscript musically performing bodies?

• Overall, less than half of those conscripted returned to their towns and villages.

• Below them were the standbys, mainly captives and conscripts, followed by the under-age combatants.

• They have described how different modalities of veneration have been conscripted for this task.

• There existed, of course, those desperate enough to earn a living by selling themselves as substitute conscripts (mai zhuangding).

• In order to defuse this concern one might start by comparing the conscript and the teenager with the footballers.

• I shall take the case of the conscript first.

• One of the pools consisted of 13 human sera drawn from conscripts in the study population immediately prior to the influenza vaccination in autumn 1998.

• The state needed obedient and disciplined subjects, and the prison became-alongside the school, the conscript army, and the psychiatric hospital-a disciplining institution.

• The policy did not bring the lasting creation of a conscript army.