Examples of using Conscripts in English and their translations into Romanian
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Traditionally having relied on a large number of conscripts, Serbian Armed Forces went through a period of downsizing, restructuring and professionalisation.
In peacetime an Unteroffizier was a career soldier who trained conscripts or led squads and platoons.
Although the Polish units were almost entirely composed of conscripts mobilised in August 1939 rather than professional soldiers,
When entering the Edo period, the ashigaru's position was fixed and the use of conscripts was abandoned for over two hundred years in Japan.
the Jägers started rapid training of six Jäger Regiments, with conscripts.
when the final class of conscripts completes its service.
The entities also plan to cut the length of military service for conscripts from six months to four.
After all, potential conscripts and"storekeepers" are already familiar with the registration process in the army.
Thus from the end of 1915 until the beginning of 1918 the four regular annual contingents of young conscripts were called
The conscripts ran away
Singapore were conscripts, we are obliged to defend the country.
However, those and other conscripts have one thing in common- they all expect fun
Free access for children(preschool and school), conscripts, disabled, disadvantaged persons,
When the conscripts happen to be conscience objectors,
These men in white were said to be the pawns of the new government, who killed conscripts and collected their blood for sale to foreign nations.
Between 80,000 and 90,000 conscripts are expected to be discharged as a result of the decision.
Separately, Coordinating Minister for Politics Luhut Binsar Panjaitan ensure the country's defense program different from the program conscripts.
Swedish data document a relatively high level of experimentation in the 1970s among conscripts(15- 20%).
is called second generation grapes, verjuice, or conscripts, depending on the area.
The modern form of universal national service was introduced in France in 1905 when conscripts had to serve two years in the armed forces.