Meanings of recruiting young in English

The firm was Basketball New Zealand's preferred supplier of recruiting young players.

He had not exactly countermanded proper procedure in recruiting young Kirk.

Al-Shabaab has been accused of forcibly recruiting young people as fighters.

But at least for recruiting young women into STEM fields, it's a step.

We're not particularly interested in young people, or in recruiting young people to our cause.

Local gang leaders began recruiting young men and found a willing pool of labor, locals said.

Successful ex-prostitutes became madams, recruiting young women from within their own community, where they were trusted.

Communities of radicals recruiting young Brits are thought to include preachers, battle-hardened returning fighters and jihad sympathisers.

Sulani and Sitho are accused of recruiting young women for the purposes of sexual exploitation by Omotoso.

He was also active in recruiting young people to join militants and in training suicide bombers, he said.

Amar said two suspects arrested in Solo had been recruiting young men and instructing them how to make bombs.

French police arrested six suspected Islamic radicals today as part of a crackdown on networks recruiting young Muslims for extremist groups.

He was also an insurgent leader who was active in recruiting young people to join militants and training suicide bombers, he said.

An extremist Islamist group, with links to the UK, is reported to be operating in Syria, and actively recruiting young British men.

After recruiting young women like Meg to be teachers, the R&A wives convened early-morning lessons at the flagpole beside the R&A clubhouse.

Residents say al Shabaab has been forcibly recruiting young men in readiness for an attack against the government and moderate Islamists in central Somalia.