military enlistment

Patriotism is not always the driving force behind military enlistment.

"All being patriots, we immediately set out for the military enlistment office."

The crew was carefully chosen because a military enlistment lasted four years.

Nearly 90% of seniors attend a 4-year college or university every year (with the few exceptions coming in the form of military enlistment).

The film's patriotic theme helped recruit soldiers; young men sometimes went directly from the movie theater to military enlistment offices.

Immunizations are often compulsory for military enlistment in the U.S.

This was accompanied by a rise in military enlistment that included not only lower-income Americans, but also middle-class and upper-income citizens.

Each student also receives "Next Step" assistance which includes job placement, college enrollment advanced skills training or military enlistment.

He finished his military enlistment in Włodzimierz Wołyński with a rank of second lieutenant.

Lyall Howard Military enlistment document 1916.

In March 2011, hours after Hyun's military enlistment, his and Song's agencies confirmed speculation that the couple had broken up.

Military enlistment contracts require an eight-year commitment, with active duty commitments typically between four and six years, but as low as two years.

The university faced another financial crisis during World War I, from a sharp drop in enrolment due to the military enlistment of students, staff, and faculty.

The charity regularly distributes these not only to parents, but also to the federal courts of Russia, military enlistment offices, and other NGOs.

It is a voluntary organization that acts against the compulsory law of military enlistment and supports people who refuse to enlist in the Israel Defense Forces.

Following his military enlistment, Chin applied to and was accepted by the CIA, where he continued his espionage for China.

The project also needed to focus on the shifting cultural patterns of American youth, and determine precisely how their values intersected with the potential for their military enlistment.

The war in Iraq had prompted an increase in military enlistments, which in turn, meant an increase in the security background investigations for the FBI.

Because of severe military personnel shortages, large numbers of troops are serving multiple tours in the war zone, and many are having their military enlistments involuntarily extended.

Because of their high-rates of military enlistment, large Puerto Rican populations are also found in isolated spots across the U.S. near military installations.

Kendell Frederick Citizenship Assistance Act - Provides that fingerprints provided by a qualifying individual at the time of military enlistment shall satisfy naturalization fingerprint requirements.

During World War I and World War II, Saint-Lambert had one of the highest military enlistment rates in Canada.

It is likely that his military enlistment was the condition required by Isabel's family, eager to be rid of such an ill presentable son-in-law, to forgive him for carrying her away.

After Christensen's experiences in Kuwait, she allowed her military enlistment to expire, which given that she was six years short of receiving military retirement benefits, only added to her pain.

She questions the predictions of Strauss & Howe that this generation will come out civic-minded, citing the fact that when the War on Iraq began military enlistments went down instead.