I hope that the Congress will recognize that, although this is a political year, national service is an issue which transcends politics.
National service is the most democratic way to wage a war.
I now turn to the theoretical argument, and propose to consider what is meant by the term "liberty," and ask whether the compulsion involved in national service is incompatible with liberty properly understood.
National service, then, is a restriction of his liberty, if by liberty is meant the absence of all restraint.
I hope to show that in no one of these four senses is liberty incompatible with the compulsory element implicit in the principle of national service.
Not all of those present would have shared the views he entertained upon the question of National Service, and controversial issues were carefully excluded.
He was very anxious to introduce and carry through Parliament, while he was Premier of South Australia, a system of National Service, which, he foresaw, would sooner or later find its way into the statutes of Federated Australia.
Gordon, the writer of this book, who will long be remembered as the pioneer of national service in Australia.
In the cities, the academies and hospitals from which you came, there are those who would love to be with you on this mighty errand of National Service.
How, obedient to that call to National Service which is "The pride of each patriot's devotion," millions of our boys were exchanging the shelter of home and parish influence for the privation and danger of camp and ship and battlefield.
And now they had reached the high altar of National service on which they were prepared to sacrifice their young lives.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "national service" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
