Sentence examples for garrison state from inspiring English sources

The United States isn't quite a garrison state today.

America is no garrison state and will not become one.

It is a true reflection of Pakistan as a garrison state.

Retreating into a fearful garrison state will only compound America's problems.

Mr. Duan and Mr. Tho reacted by creating a garrison state that labeled any resistance to their war policies as treason.

Perceiving the schools as a strictly political problem, to be solved by City Hall, "can sometimes lead to a garrison state mentality," Mr. Macchiarola said.

In Climate Behemoth, these efforts are defeated by reactionary nationalisms, leaving isolated garrison states fighting for survival on their own terms.

The four-day convention features the predictable panels on gerrymandering and gender and garrison states, and on Jesse Jackson and Sam Rayburn and Hegel and Marx.

He added, "We can't return to sort of a garrison-state notion that we're just going to hunker down and this is only an issue of firepower and boots on the ground".

Each is withering about the myths and caricatures that are gleefully recycled in the press about the health and habits of the Kim family dynasty, who have ruled this secretive garrison-state for more than half a century.

Nor would the garrison-state version of Washington he now occupies be conceivable, nor the generals of our disastrous wars whom he's surrounded himself with, nor the growth of a surveillance state that would have staggered George Orwell.