conscriptable

The concept of well equipped also includes the, english/brittish/uk whatever concept of the previous times, when every young man of conscriptable age must be trained in the use of a bow, I think was the thing back then.

Bang Bang Bang « Whatever 2007

The computer had detected additional conscriptable life-forms after the initial transport procedure was complete.

A CALL TO DARKNESS MICHAEL JAN FRIEDMAN 2000

We have a number of speakers here tonight, some of them young men of conscriptable age, and some few others.

Speech At A Meeting Of The No-Conscription League 1917

My friends, the only reason that prevents me telling you men of conscriptable age not to register is because I am an Anarchist, and I do not believe in force morally or otherwise to induce you to do anything that is against your conscience, and that is why I tell you to use your own judgment and rely upon your own conscience.

Speech At A Meeting Of The No-Conscription League 1917

Did any one of you receive the impression that the man was of conscriptable age, and if not, in what possible way is the giving of MOTHER EARTH to a reporter for news purposes proof demonstrating the overt act?

Address To The Jury 1917

Some of them are beyond the conscriptable age, and are not themselves liable, but who fight in this issue just as if they were liable themselves.

Speech At A Meeting Of The No-Conscription League 1917

The first speaker is a young man of conscriptable age, the headmaster of a modern school at Stony Ford, New York.

Speech At A Meeting Of The No-Conscription League 1917

Did any one of you receive the impression that the man was of conscriptable age, and if not in what possible way is the giving of MOTHER EARTH to a report for news purposes proof demonstrating the overt act?

Address to the Jury 1917

If the Irish race had been conscriptable by England in the war against the United Colonies is it certain that your Republic would to-day flourish in the enjoyment of its noble Constitution?

Ulster's Stand For Union Ronald John McNeill 1897

''A lot of them had been press-ganged off the streets ... they were of conscriptable age, so they were just grabbed, put into uniform and whacked on to a ship.

The Age News Headlines 2010