But soft power will play a crucial role in attracting moderates and denying the extremists new recruits.

On 5 October, a new batch of recruits successfully graduated and became part of the Tripoli Brigade.

Over the preceding four years, more than one third of new recruits to the diplomatic service had been women.

A further informative pamphlet was prepared and will be circulated to every police officer, as well as to new recruits.

Only hard power can deal with them. But soft power will play a crucial role in attracting moderates and denying the extremists new recruits.

People have reached ISIS controlled territory from at least 86 countries with a near 300 per cent increase in new recruits from Russia and Central Asia.

The Commander of EUFOR additionally ordered the Republika Srpska Minister of Defence to suspend training of recruits at the Manjaca base and to dismiss the offending recruits.

However, unless the root causes are addressed and removed, new recruits will take the place of leaders and groups killed or destroyed in the fight against terrorism.

In the first semester of 2004, 45 of the 104 new recruits to WFP were women 43 percent compared with 29 percent for the same period in 2003.

So one of the unintended consequences of the bill might be to add welcome recruits to the ranks of the married, even if these recruits are of a historically unusual kind.

MINUSTAH police advisers at the Police Academy continued to supervise and assist in the training of the sixteenth national police class, which comprised 368 new recruits, including 15 women.

The number of recruits volunteering to serve their country continues to increase.

Such a response is hardly likely to alter the mindset of potential recruits.

Almost 500 recruits are currently undergoing training at the Hastings Police Training School.

In addition, UNOTIL, in collaboration with the Government and the national police, launched a training manual on human rights designed for use in the instruction of police officers and new recruits.

Extremists might still exist, but they would be marginalized, finding few recruits or supporters.

The percentage of the army recruits among the Circassian community in Israel is particularly high.

The amount mentioned for recruits in Côte d'Ivoire is 125,000 CFA francs, or about 300.

Recruits undergoing training in the camps wear new military style fatigues and train with a variety of weapons, such as PKM machine guns, AK 47 assault rifles, mortars, anti aircraft and anti tank weapons.

Uncle Sam schools the newest recruits to the US imperial fold in the art of civilization.

They climb into the back of the truck. They go off with the person who recruits them.

The military changes the identity of its recruits, inculcating in them values such as duty and service.

However, the Government has not provided the requisite funding for training of the increased number of recruits.

The Libyan Arab Jamahiriya, in response to this subparagraph, indicated that article 143 of the new draft Penal Code provides for a term of imprisonment of any person who recruits persons in opposition to a foreign State.

It is this Muslim civil war that is allowing al Qaeda to gain a larger pool of recruits.

They will invest resources in training employees whom their competitors will exclude from the initial pool of recruits.

Until there is a Palestinian state and an Iraq free of US occupation, Islamic extremists will win recruits.

How will we pay the wages of recruits while the government is suffering from a severe financial crisis?

The naval officers for the fleet were supplied from among the dvoryane (noblemen) and regular sailors from recruits.

UNOPS recruits the best available expertise in specialized areas such as engineering, logistics, administration, information technology, communications and elections.

Women accounted for about one quarter of all police officers and less than half of the police academy recruits.

One option would be to increase substantially the number of mid career recruits with actual practical experience in developing countries.

The user signs up and recruits friends and family to sponsor a reward of their choice for a specified goal.

Before induction into a specific branch of the armed forces, recruits undergo at least 9 weeks of basic military training.

The minimum age for recruits is 17 and the retirement age is 60 for permanent personnel and 65 for reservists.

International institutions, governments and civil society should also address the underlying risk factors that provide terrorists with support and recruits.

Commanded by French officers, it is also open to French citizens, who amounted to 24 of the recruits as of 2007.

In fact, it is required by law that any recruits into the military forces should be 18 years old or older.

Industry obtains access to state of the art university laboratories, talented research scientists, as well as a pool of potential recruits.

Recruits travel there from many parts of the world and acquire skills in urban warfare, bomb making, assassination and suicide attacks.

The same officers rotate from camp to camp to avoid establishing close relationships with the recruits undergoing military training at the camps.

Reducing the mobilization strength of the army to 120,000 under the New Army Structure plan is to be accomplished in part by limiting initial training of recruits to six months, followed by reducing the period allotted for refresher training from twenty years to ten years.

The Army, which recruits heavily in the Punjab, will not use force there in the way it is doing in the tribal areas.

At the same time, a broader induction programme for senior level recruits is being developed in the rest of the United Nations Secretariat.

He was given to bombastic speeches, once warning newly sworn in recruits that, if he so ordered, they would have to shoot their parents.