Costa Rica has no army and promotes demilitarization elsewhere as a part of its foreign policy.
Churchill's reply was that any statement of terms acceptable at that time to Allied leaders and to their peoples such as the partition of Germany, its complete demilitarization, and reparations in kind and in forced labour would not have been acceptable to German leaders.
Beginning in the 1960s, the party advocated British withdrawal from and demilitarization of Northern Ireland and protested the treatment of nationalists in the province by the British government, the British army, and the largely Protestant police force.
The demilitarization of the Black Sea coast that had resulted from the Crimean War was ended by the London Conference of 1871, which allowed Russia to rebuild its naval forces.
The March agreement also addressed the demilitarization of the 2,000-km 2,000-km 1,500-mi -long 1,500-mi -long 1,500-mi -longthdisputedf borderountries' armies at least 10 km (6 mi) from the contested zone.
In 1870 Russia repudiated the demilitarization of the Black Sea and began to rebuild its naval fleet there.
His tenure signaled the demilitarization of ARPA; it was Licklider who changed the name of his office from Command and Control Research to IPTO.
Its policies were dictated by the "five Ds" decided upon at Yalta: demilitarization, denazification, democratization, decentralization, and deindustrialization.
The program that they adopted called for the dismantling of both the Warsaw Pact and NATO, the demilitarization of Europe, and the breaking up of large economic enterprises into smaller units, among other proposals.
Following demilitarization, many of the members of what had been the combat wing of the KLA joined the newly formed Kosovo Protection Corps (KPC), an emergency-response organization under the authority of the UN.
