Sentences with phrase «after a military commitment»

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Starbucks has hired 15,000 military veterans and spouses since 2013 and has a commitment to hire 25,000 by 2025 to help them succeed in their lives after the military.

Countries in Europe, in contrast, which he leaned on U.S. military protection via NATO in the early days after WWII, and which lacked the resources to participate more directly in the Cold War, normalized a lower level of military expenditure, and refrained from making nearly as great an economic commitment to fight wars in the Afghanistan and Iraq as the U.S. did as a leader of those coalitions.

In doing so, policymakers have shown their commitment to prepare all of their students for success after high school, whether they choose to go to college, jumpstart their careers, or enlist in the military.

They all enlisted for different reasons, but many did so in hopes of getting a college degree after their military service commitment was completed.

After transferring from Okinawa, Japan, to San Diego, Calif., he worked at his goal and finally succeeded in 2013 once his school and military commitments were done.