Sentence examples for demobilization from from inspiring English sources

Demob Happy [Collins Dictionary]: "To feel elated in anticipation of demobilization from the armed forces, or feeling elated and carefree in anticipation of any onerous or unpleasant period".

It is a material fact that the "federal budget deficit is shrinking far faster than at any time since demobilization from World War II".

We know from Angola and Mozambique that children must have their own demobilization programmes separate from adults and tailored to their special needs.

With the verifiable closure of the Pakistani militant camps, India should begin a phased demobilization of troops from the border areas.

In 2002, the government started negotiations with the paramilitary forces and guerilla groups, to promote the individual demobilization of combatants from all groups, and the collective demobilization for the paramilitary forces Laplante & Theidon, (2006, [ 15]) focusing on individual demobilization.

UNICEF has made the demobilization of children from the LRA, and their reintegration back into Congolese and Ugandan society, one of its chief missions in the region.

Among the highlights of her visit was a meeting with former child soldiers who had graduated from demobilization and reintegration centres.

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).

And last week, more than 100 were plucked by helicopter and truck from various demobilization camps in the bush.

"This Centre shows yet again UNICEF's firm commitment to accompany children associated with armed forces and groups throughout their reintegration process: from their demobilization until their reunification with their families and their communities", said DrMarzioBabille, UNICEF Representative in Chad.

Children affected by armed conflict in Central African Republic (CAR), Chad and Côte d'Ivoire will benefit from disarmament, demobilization and reintegration (DDR) lessons learned during the Liberia and Sierra Leone DDR processes.