conscientious objector in the PONS Dictionary

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They are nonresistant, and rarely defend themselves physically or even in court; in wartime, they take conscientious objector status.
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Instead of resigning, he sought non-combat status as a conscientious objector.
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When conscription was introduced, he became a conscientious objector.
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All assignments will be made within 30 days of reclassification to conscientious objector status.
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Refusing military service he became a conscientious objector and organized rallies for the pacifist movement.
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He spent a year in conscientious objector camps, and promptly returned to school.
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He was also imprisoned from 1918 to 1919 for being a conscientious objector.
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Perhaps somebody else is drafted to do so instead, but the conscientious objector does not.
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In that case, the court granted habeas relief to a soldier seeking an honorable discharge as a conscientious objector.
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Funk had attempted to obtain conscientious objector status and a discharge.
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