The new professional Army was created because draft-dodging had become a popular form of political action.

The draft-dodging theme is particularly popular on the conservative shows.

Recent years have seen a series of draft-dodging scandals involving top stars.

Authorities had been investigating him since September 1 on the draft-dodging charge.

Western officials believe that the number is smaller, given draft-dodging, and may already be as low as 1.4 million.

A series of draft-dodging scandals involving top stars in recent years has also made things more difficult for entertainers.

Several of those cast as soldiers in “Beaufort” avoided military service, dragging the movie into the celebrity draft-dodging debate.

These include passive resistance to orders, draft-dodging and sabotage of an already weak economic structure.

From draft-dodging pariah to hero, Ali's long and sometimes painful journey was finally complete.

The draft-dodging President would now be spared comparison with a four-star General.

And so were all manner of draft-dodging potheads.

Under the present law, draft-dodging becomes a way of life because the dodger must remain full-time in his yeshiva and is not allowed to work.

Thus ended the draft-dodging days of Achilles.

It tries to explain why the draft-dodging, reformed boozehound had "50 million votes in the first place.

The powerful effect of his draft-dodging was such that the Supreme Court, in contemplating sending him to prison, considered putting the war itself on trial.

In April 2008, after criticism of her draft-dodging, she enlisted for a short period, reportedly to educate women about the importance of serving.

Draft-dodging is endemic, fuelled by gruesome stories of conscripts being bullied.

Draft-dodging, protests, the burning of draft-cards and American flags abounded in a protest movement that had something for everyone.

He ended up raging against his son's draft-dodging, "Eastern establishment" ways until Edmundson felt forced to cut him off.

Draft-dodging has reached epidemic proportions as recruits recognize that the army cannot provide them three square meals a day, never mind a timely paycheck.

And they hope that if Miss Tanaka becomes famous, her long-lost, draft-dodging brother may be induced to return home.

Draft-dodging is rampant and desertions are rife.

But he had no experience in foreign affairs, and political fallout from his Vietnam draft-dodging experience had left him with an allergy to military action.

He was a draft-dodging, pot-smoking punk who beat a war-hero president only because of Ross Perot.