Sentence examples for demobilizing from inspiring English sources

Salamé had warned Vieira de Mello that the influence of Iraq's neighbors would increase in the coming months, and he said that the Americans had committed hara-kiri by demobilizing Saddam's Army.

But, in May , 2001 a truce had been signed, and by the time Polman arrived in Sierra Leone later that year the Blue Helmets of the United Nations were disarming and demobilizing the R.U.F.

The national G.D.P. figures, which reflect a substantial decline in local and state government investments in such things as schools and highways, showed a 4.2 percent decline, the largest for any two-year period since the early 1950s, when the government was demobilizing after the Korean War.

Indeed, she has been "demobilizing" the opposition, according to Mr. Spreng.

To some extent it lies in the downplaying of causality issues — of whether high debt causes slow growth, slow growth causes high debt, or both high debt and slow growth are the result of third factors (as was the case in demobilizing postwar America, which they highlighted in their original paper).

The peace accords there, brokered by the United Nations, led to essential reforms that included reducing the size of the army, demobilizing the guerrillas and establishing a civilian police force.

The Farc need constant reassurance because they are very, very mistrustful Michael Shifter Several US officials have suggested privately that diplomatic relations would not be affected if Colombia choses to desist from extraditing demobilized guerrillas.

Christian militias are still unwilling to disarm until Muslim rebel fighters have been demobilized.

He was demobilized as a lieutenant colonel on July 31 , 1919

On the other hand, Americans as always wanted to demobilize rapidly and return to the private lives and careers interrupted by Pearl Harbor.

According to the agreement, the FNL's estimated 3,000 fighters could either join the national army or demobilize under UN supervision within 30 days.