Sentence examples for demobilizing effect from inspiring English sources

The lead essay in this collection, "The Coming Anarchy," which appeared in multiple photocopy around the White House and National Security Council not long after appearing in the February 1994 issue of The Atlantic Monthly, had similarly demobilizing effect.

He has asked Congress to approve huge tax increases to help finance the cost of demobilizing and reintegrating disarmed rebels, when and if a peace deal goes into effect.

"What interests us is demobilizing an armed group".

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

It simultaneously mobilized Republicans, while demobilizing Democrats.

Demobilizing the military and reducing the size of the various services was a cost-saving priority.

However, the challenge ahead is demobilizing and reintegrating combatants from eastern Congo into mainstream society.

UNICEF and its partners have been demobilizing and reintegrating hundreds of former child soldiers.

The DDR operation in northern Uganda had the first task of disarming and demobilizing the LRA [ 4, 17, 18].

After demobilizing, the former combatants are transferred to one of the re-integration centres and distributed across the whole country.

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).