If you were conscripted as a common soldier some two hundred years ago, you had to get permission to get married. |
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Once a first lieutenant in the Army, he had chosen to resign and was punished by being conscripted as a soldier back into the same unit. |
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That war was not the quarrel of the indigenous people, yet we conscripted them to fight it. |
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There are also reports that civilians are being conscripted to fight or be human shields. |
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I was right of course and probably some of their big brothers were conscripted and killed. |
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In the Soviet Union, where millions of women were conscripted, they were just as aggressive and just as brutalised by the experience as the men. |
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He is conscripted into a nasty little private army, escapes, finds the uniform of a US mail man, and becomes a symbol of hope. |
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He was conscripted in 1939 but, because he was blind in his right eye, he was assigned to the medical corps. |
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In 1915 he was conscripted, but was regarded as unsuitable for combat duties and assigned to the postal and meteorological services. |
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As in any situation where young and inexperienced people are conscripted into military duty, you will find a layer who question their actions. |
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Forcible conscription of adults and children continued, although children were conscripted to a lesser extent than in the previous year. |
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Beginning in 1753, thousands of Canadians were conscripted each year into the militia, draining labour away from agriculture. |
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At 18, shortly before the end of the Second World War, he was conscripted into the army. |
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The first photograph shows soldiers being conscripted during wartime as victims on an army production line. |
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In the south of France, for instance, the maquis began with men fleeing into the hills to avoid being conscripted to work in factories. |
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Those young enough to be conscripted but who did not pass the military's medicals could join the Home Guard. |
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Many were recruited to the armed forces, or conscripted to labour on sisal and rubber plantations. |
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A group of lawyers conscripted to work pro bono sat down with representatives of the initial 62 plaintiffs. |
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The tradition still survived of the father-in-law assuming the conjugal rights of a conscripted son. |
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They are most often victims thereof and sometimes also combatants enlisted or conscripted in contempt of their rights. |
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And then only a limited number of soldiers conscripted for home service actually served overseas. |
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Many had been conscripted into fighting with brutal militias and have to be coaxed back into civilian life. |
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They also thought that in time of war they would be conscripted and placed in the front lines. |
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Perhaps the United States might follow the lead of Belgium, where 18-year-olds are conscripted to run the polls. |
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In the years 1914-18, women flooded into the workplace to take on the toil of men conscripted to fight. |
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Citizens were conscripted from more heavily populated parts of the empire. |
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Poland was overrun and he was conscripted into the Red Army. |
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Back when the sailors were conscripted, living conditions were very poor. |
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He had an automatic gun on him that had jammed but to make his execution certain the authorities immediately conscripted him and had him tried by a military court. |
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The militia were a body of drilled troops, conscripted by law, and subject to military discipline inclding court martial. |
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The government conscripted him as a noncombatant but furloughed him to fulfill his duties as a deputy in the Reichstag and the Prussian Assembly. |
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In his youth, Dovlatov was conscripted to guard one, satisfying the requirement for military service. |
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But what about those Arabs who serve in the IDF, specifically, the Druze who are conscripted and the Bedouin who volunteer? |
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Young people who support the opposition are being conscripted into the army. |
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That would be a little warning, maybe giving more security for those young men forcibly conscripted into the army. |
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In turn, the FARC forcibly conscripted some natives, and accused the civilian community of aiding the paramilitaries. |
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It must needs be acknowledged as well that the persistence of zones of fighting increases the risk that children will be conscripted. |
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On 12 August the Germans stated that unless labour was forthcoming men would be conscripted. |
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At the beginning of the war the Government, underestimating the value of strong younger coal miners, conscripted them into the armed forces. |
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From the sovereign's point of view, such information was crucial: the decision to go to war could be taken only once it was known how many men could be conscripted and how much money levied. |
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Until the end of the Cold War, nearly all males reaching the age of military service were conscripted. |
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In recent years, the number of conscripted males has shrunk dramatically, while the number of female volunteers has increased slightly. |
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The characters of the ancient myth were also conscripted into the metamorphosic process. |
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He was stopped while trying to return to the U.S. and conscripted. |
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Young whites were conscripted to strafe neighbouring countries. |
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In March and April 1812 the Assembly approved the creation of a light infantry regiment of volunteers and four line infantry battalions to be conscripted from the militia owing to a shortage of volunteers. |
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Military offences are those involving military personnel, whether enlisted or conscripted, and which concern discipline within the armed forces or harm to military property. |
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Those children have been forcibly conscripted for battle. |
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By signing it in the full knowledge that the others would not sign it, in effect they conscripted NATO as their air force in this conflict between themselves and the Serbian government. |
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To deal with a shortage of teachers in rural areas, specific rural teacher training centres have been established, and teachers are conscripted and sent to rural areas. |
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Citizens between 20 years up to 35 years may be conscripted in accordance with the provisions set forth by the organic law, with the exception of volunteers. |
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Survivors of the initial massacres, about 11,000 people, were herded into a ghetto and conscripted to perform forced labor under harsh conditions. |
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Constantine resettled some Sarmatian exiles as farmers in Illyrian and Roman districts, and conscripted the rest into the army. |
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The British soldiers of the war were initially volunteers but increasingly were conscripted into service. |
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The history of forced labour is more nuanced than Korea's objections suggest, says William Wetherall, an American sociologist: many Japanese were also conscripted. |
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Following the occupation Welsh soldiers were conscripted to serve in the English Army. |
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Of the 168,649 men procured for the Union through the draft, 117,986 were substitutes, leaving only 50,663 who had their personal services conscripted. |
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Military slavery involved the acquisition and training of conscripted military units which would retain the identity of military slaves even after their service. |
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The forces that Fortinbras conscripted to march against Denmark will instead be sent against Poland, though they will pass through a portion of Denmark to get there. |
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During World War II he was conscripted into the 121st Light Ack-Ack of the Regiment of the Royal Artillery and is a veteran of the 'D' Day Landings. |
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