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    Being an individual who is involved into a military life and living overseas has deeply exposed me to amazing opportunities that an average civilian might not get to experience. My experience from being a military brat has also influenced me from my future educational plans by cultures‚ appreciation‚ lifestyle‚ communicating‚ and discipline. Being in the military I’ve learned to make the best out of everything and from where ever I am. I have to accept changes the way how they are and move on.

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    We Should Not Reinstate the Draft I would never have come to think that I would need the military draft to be reinstated but I think it will be beneficial to our country. It’s been years since they have wanted or needed a draft‚ but in view of the United States being attacked on September 11‚ 2001‚ I feel our country must be prepared and prepared to defend itself. If being prepared means reinstating the draft‚ a compulsory summons for military service‚ then I think they ought to think about this

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    Don’t you think that everyone should serve in the military for at least one year once they turn 18? They already require mandatory service in 27 countries including: Austria‚ Belarus‚ Brazil‚ Denmark‚ Egypt‚ Greece‚ Israel‚ Mexico‚ Russia‚ etc… But‚ you do run the risk of people dying in battle. Requiring everyone 18 years of age to serve in the military would bring people together from different social‚ economic‚ and political backgrounds‚ the training that they will receive will lay a foundation

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    Mandatory Military Essay While many people feel that mandatory military service protects the United States‚ ultimately in reality it sacrifices numerous of our fellow young citizens to death. Therefore‚ we should not have mandatory military service even as a proposition. Till this day there is a huge debate about whether or not people of a certain age should be forced to go to war. People question‚ should young men and women attend the military service? Is it really worth it? Supporters

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    The military is not just for anyone. The military prepares men and women mentally and physically. Having the military around has been important because different branches has always protected the people and been strong. The military has alway been strong but is it necessary for the recruiter to come into schools? To most‚ the recruiters see the officers as a distraction for coming into schools and pulling students from the class to talk to them. Also‚ the recruiters give false information to get

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    protect the rights of their inhabitants. In the United States there is the Bill of Rights‚ which consists of a preamble and the first ten amendments to the United States Constitution‚ 1787 . The Charter of Rights and Freedoms is the first part of the Canadian Constitution Act‚ 1982 . Both of these documents provide for the rights and freedoms that both countries see as inalienable to their respective populations. This is where the similarity between them ends. These documents are vastly different. They

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    be seen through my previous volunteering experiences. Due to my fear of needles‚ I have yet to donate blood. However I truly believe that it is a meaningful act and is definitely one I want to go through with someday. I wish to volunteer with the Canadian Blood Services to get to know more about the organization. Qualities Bring to Volunteer Assignment? Describe Experiences Dealing Public: My volunteer and work experiences have provided me with numerous opportunities to deal with the public

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    WWI was extremely influential in the process of shaping Canada as a nation. Canadians successfully helped out in a war that established the terrors of modern warfare. Even though approximately 66‚000 Canadian soldiers lost their lives during the war‚ Canada as a nation grew stronger and was on its way to successfully becoming an independent nation. Women in Canada also won the right to vote during the war. They also became nurses and volunteers at the front. During WWI‚ being a German and living

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    Chapter 2: The Changing Legal Emphasis Compliance and Impact on Canadian Workplaces THE LEGAL FRAMEWORK FOR EMPLOYMENT LAW IN CANADA While HR professionals are expected to provide guidance‚ training‚ programs and policy developments that are legally defensible‚ the actions of supervisors and managers as agents of the organization must also abide by legislated rules and regulations There are informal and formal expectations between the employee and employer. Informal expectations are difficult to

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    The Advancement of Women’s Relations with the Canadian Government The Canadian government has been building better relations with Canadian women. Over the last century‚ women did not have the right to vote‚ let alone be considered a person in Canada. Women were unable to articulate their ideas fluently in Canada. Males were portrayed as more superior over women‚ which resulted in an insufferable relationship between women and the Canadian government. During the First World War‚ women were given

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