Utiliser "term of enlistment" dans une phrase

1. said, would never take place so long as the United States had an occasion for the man's services; because, by the same collusion which commenced it, the suit may be continued from term to term of court, until the term of enlistment has expired

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2. The remedy lies in establishing more favorably for the private soldier, the proportion between his recompense and the term of enlistment

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3. Speaker, wherefore change the term of enlistment, from five years, or during the war, to one year? The sole avowed object of the war by land was the conquest of the Canadas

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4. Are you at this hour nearer your object than on the day you declared war, or has that object, with a steady and sure pace, constantly receded from you as you have advanced in the war? Is Canada so far conquered that you can now reduce the term of enlistment? It is impossible to shut our eyes on the past; while all is disgust and despondency with our own citizens—sick of the past, and concerned for the future; while every post brings to the Cabinet fearful and alarming changes in the sentiments of the people under this ill-fated war; your enemy, the Canadians, take courage, their wavering sentiments have become resolved, and union in defence of their firesides, the land that gives them bread, is spreading and cementing all in the patriotic vow

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5. Macon moved to strike out one, and insert five years as the term of enlistment

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6. Macon to strike out "one year" and insert "five," as the term of enlistment

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7. wherefore change the term of enlistment from five years or during the war to one year, 615;

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8. moved to strike out one and insert five years as the term of enlistment, 616;

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