exemption from military service

Because of his job he had an exemption from military service, but did not use it.

One condition of the move would be exemption from military service, similar to what they long ago won in Canada.

They were now allowed to purchase exemptions from military service.

The French had also reduced grounds for exemption from military service.

Grade 6: exemption from military service in both situation.

Women can claim exemption from military service on grounds of conscience under arts.

This ensured a medical certificate which guaranteed exemption from military service.

He was granted exemption from military service conditional upon working as a market gardener.

Sinful jazz usually got them exemption from military service.

Even with exemptions from military service, volunteers have been few, apparently because of fears that crops may fail.

This also earned him exemption from military service.

Richer families paid for exemption from military service.

Jews were provided exemption from military service, tax abatements, and reduced land prices as incentives.

They got reductions in taxes and exemption from military service for this (strategic) service.

According to army figures, 8 percent of the exemptions from military service are given to people registered as strictly Orthodox yeshiva students.

He preferred an army clerkship, and rose to be deputy quartermaster, with exemption from military service.

While conscription of Soviet youth remained in force, exemptions from military service became more and more common, especially for students.

He withdrew from seminary students in 1860 the exemption from military service which they had hitherto enjoyed.

In Russia they would be granted exemption from military service, the right to run their own schools and self-govern their villages.

Around the beginning of 1944, his exemption from military service was cancelled due to doubts about his political soundness.

He added that he, unlike his opponents, did not apply for exemption from military service - actions speak louder than words'.

He prohibited the purchasing of rank promotions or exemptions from military service and instituted free medical care for soldiers in 1876.

The agreement, he wrote, "does not solve the moral and national problem of issuing sweeping exemptions from military service to a single sector: the ultra-Orthodox."

They were followed by other Mennonites from Pennsylvania, looking for inexpensive land and continued exemption from military service.

He writes in support of yeshiva students' exemption from military service because through the merit of their Torah learning they help protect the country.