n.征募，征兵

The government introduced conscription to ensure a steady supply of soldiers for the war effort.
政府实行征兵制以确保战争努力中有稳定的士兵来源。
Many young men were against conscription due to its compulsory nature.
许多年轻人反对征兵，因为它具有强制性。
During World War II, many countries implemented conscription as a way to boost their military.
在二战期间，许多国家实施征兵以增强其军事力量。
Conscription was abolished in this country after the civil rights movement gained momentum.
在这个国家，民权运动兴起后，征兵制度被废除。
Some conscientious objectors refused to participate in conscription based on their religious beliefs.
一些宗教信仰坚定者拒绝参与征兵，因为他们有良心反对。
The government offered exemptions for students and those with certain medical conditions under the conscription policy.
政府在征兵政策中为学生和某些有特定健康状况的人提供豁免。
The draft lottery system was a controversial method of implementing conscription.
抽签征兵制度是实施征兵的一种有争议的方式。
The parents of conscripted soldiers often worried about their children's safety during times of war.
征召入伍士兵的父母常常在战时担忧他们孩子的安全。
After the war, many veterans faced challenges reintegrating into civilian life due to the mandatory conscription period.
战后，许多退伍军人因服过役而面临重新融入平民生活的困难。
The debate over mandatory conscription continues, with some arguing it promotes national unity and others advocating for voluntary enlistment.
关于强制征兵的争论仍在继续，有人认为它能促进民族团结，而另一些人则主张自愿参军。