Sentence examples for complete demobilization from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Uribe hopes the laying down of arms will represent the first step in the complete demobilization of the United Self-Defense Forces, which is planned as a two-year process.

Hundreds of fighters from a right-wing paramilitary faction based in Medellín will begin disarming on Nov. 25, the first phase of what President Álvaro Uribe's government hopes will be the complete demobilization of a paramilitary army responsible for thousands of deaths.

On 9 June the Allies held a conference in London to examine the reasons behind the quick surrender of Fort Rupel and favored a complete demobilization of the Greek army and navy.

In the Diet, the group of middle-sized states, known as Mittelstaaten (Bavaria, Württemberg, the grand duchies of Baden and Hesse, and the duchies of Saxony Weimar, Saxony Meiningen, Saxony Coburg, and Nassau), supported complete demobilization within the Confederation.

During the summer of 1919, Trenchard worked on completing the demobilization of the RAF and establishing it on a peace-time basis.

Foreign officials and diplomats familiar with the dispute said the confusion had apparently been compounded by divergent opinions among contra leaders over whether to continue with the demobilization, which was to end with the complete disarming of the rebels by June 10.

Most of the participants from the paramilitary forces had been demobilized in groups (collective demobilization: n = 90), whereas only about one third demobilized of their own accord (individual demobilization: n = 49).

Once weapons are turned over, the FARC can fulfill the rest of the demobilization process that, the agreement states, should be completed within six months.

She is one of 20,000 guerillas demobilized since 2002, when the demobilization program began.

Under an agreement announced by Mr. Uribe's office, the paramilitaries have agreed to negotiations that call for a gradual demobilization that will begin before the end of this year and be completed by Dec. 31, 2005.

But so far only about 400 soldiers across the entire country have completed that process, and the United Nations has been blamed for hindering the country's demobilization program through fiscal mismanagement.