means of recruitment

Half its parochial schools, the traditional means of recruitment, were out of business.

He said Islamic religious schools that are believed to be breeding grounds for terrorists "are using our actions as a means of recruitment."

It fights against communitarism, and against those who use sport as a means of recruitment and infiltration.

The Parks Department has seen a growing number of its volunteers come through the Internet and 311, in addition to the more traditional means of recruitment through neighborhood fliers.

Although Dax is labeled as a Hero of the Federation, his death is shrouded in propaganda as the Federation uses his end as a means of recruitment.

Though word of mouth remains one of the more effective means of recruitment, a video was introduced this year to aid the process, and overcome a common misconception of who these host families are now.

Individual ships' companies show percentages varying between one- and two-thirds, but the ships' musters distinguish three main means of recruitment into a ship: volunteers, pressed men and men turned over from other ships.

Secondly, the AFL Draft (first held in 1986) was gradually replacing zoning as the primary means of recruitment to the national league, so the developmental continuity between the under-19, reserves and senior grades had lost its purpose.