Examples of using To conscript in English and their translations into Spanish
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The South African regime also continued to conscript.
Service on terms equivalent to conscript service is however open to women.
Hughes had promised to resign if his Government did not win the power to conscript.
It is the method the Vori use to conscript and train soldiers.
Mention should therefore be made of the special regime applicable to conscripts.
In Montenegro, the Yugoslav Army attempted forcibly to conscript journalists from independent media.
It was unlawful to conscript a person under the age of 18, but such persons could enrol in a military academy with the consent of their parents.
Well, technically, The Earth Queen has a right to conscript her citizens.
The group continued to target innocent civilians, to conscript children, assassinate political leaders and engage in ethnic cleansing and other violations of human rights.
Both parties were using reggae to sell their policies andboth were anxious to conscript Bob Marley.
However, the Congress reserved the right to conscript 18-year-olds for a period of service of up to one year.
The individuals concernedcan also very widely, from trained professionals to conscripted child soldiers.
One example is citizenship education provided to conscripts during military service in order to raise awareness of violence.
Participation and recruitment of Children- The LTTE undertook not to engage children below the age of 18 years in combat and not to conscript children below the age of 17 years.
Under the proposal for section 103, first paragraph(e),is considered a war crime to conscript or enlist children under the age of 18 or to use them actively to participate in the hostilities.
Mr. Kedzia requested clarification on the propiska system. Were civilians required to register under the system, ordid it apply only to conscripts?
The manner of financing remuneration paid out to conscripts in substitute service was altered.
Therefore, while it is compatible with Convention No. 169 to exempt members of indigenous peoples from compulsory military service,it is also allowable to conscript them.
I would like to begin by saying that I consider the decision to conscript not only unnecessary but a slur and an insult to British manhood.
A number of appeals are pending before the Constitutional Court for changing article 14 of the Law on Defence which limits conscientious objection only to conscripts.
Ms. Graham(Argentina) said that it had not yet been necessary to conscript 17-year-olds for military service because the exceptional circumstances outlined in article 19 of Act No. 24.429 had never arisen.
The former Lima Chief of Staff, Amos Cheaye,was seen in a vehicle attempting to conscript Liberian refugees in Nicla.
In Montenegro, the Yugoslav army attempted forcibly to conscript journalists from independent media, and republic authorities interrogated the Podgorica bureau chief of Belgrade's official Politika newspaper.
The LTTE undertook not to engage children below the age of 18 years in combat and not to conscript children below the age of 17 years.
It deployed its troops into the KNPP designated areas andcontinued to collect porter fees and to conscript Kayenni and other civilians for army operations, such as carrying military equipment, ammunition and other supplies.
The human population may be subdivided for various tasks; to produce food, to build, to research, to spy,to work in mines and factories, or to conscript into the army.
Law No.24.429, promulgated on 5 January 1995, establishes a voluntary military service yetreserves for the Congress the right to conscript 18-year-olds for a period of service not exceeding one year.
The next event of note took place nine months,two days ago when the N'Kree tried to conscript Voyager into their battle fleet.
Eugene Serufuli, RCD-Goma Governor of North Kivu Province and reportedly himself a Hutu, has promoted a non-governmental organization, Tous pour la paix et la démocratie,aiming to conscript Hutus of all political persuasions to throw in their lot with the Rwandans.
The Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court was ratified by Costa Rica on 7 June 2001 by Decree Nº 8083. Article 8, paragraph 2(b)(xxvi)of the Statute stipulates that it is a war crime to conscript or enlist children under the age of fifteen years into the national armed forces or using them to participate actively in hostilities.