Sentence examples for demobilized from from inspiring English sources

Recently demobilized from the Army, she lost her right to military housing and was homeless until a friend of her parents offered her a room.

In addition, many bureaucrats in the religion administrations ended up there after being demobilized from the military with little to go on other than Marxist doctrine.

Having rejected petitions to integrate into the national army Togolese noncommissioned officers recently demobilized from France's colonial armies, Olympio was shot at the gates of the U.S. embassy (while seeking sanctuary) by Sgt. Étienne Gnassingbé Eyadéma (later called Gnassingbé Eyadéma).

The day after the attack on Carmen Santos' Uber, Hugo Ospina, president of Colombia's taxi driver association, took to radio station LA FM to warn that "in our guild, we have groups of people who are demobilized from illegal armed groups [who] are arming themselves to assassinate Uber drivers".  .

On 12 August 1940 he was finally demobilized from the French army.

Although he was demobilized from service in the regular forces over a year ago, he joined the volunteer ranks to stay in the fight.

As the Army demobilizes from the last decade of war in Iraq and Afghanistan, where they move their gear call tell us something about where they see the fight coming from in the future.

Whether zyxin, during that low-tension phase, might demobilize from stress fibers sufficiently to account for actin disassembly is unclear and warrants investigation.

Of the National Guard's 15 best-trained, best-equipped and most ready-to-deploy combat brigades, all but one are either in Iraq now, have demobilized after returning from a one-year tour there or have been alerted for duty in 2005-06, The A.P. reported.

In the political world, the goal is to consciously mislead those shut out of political and economic power, to make them distrust their ability to challenge those who hold that power, and demobilize them from acting to change an oppressive system.

It has provided a genuine mechanism for demobilizing children from the LTTE, as well as supporting other children made vulnerable by years of conflict," said Mr. Chaiban.