But since 9/11, all the lines have been blurred…The agency itself, as a whole, has become much more militarized and is working hand-in-glove with the special-operation forces in the Pentagon.
It fixes its heroes in an abstemious, militarized world of twenty-four-hour-a-day work for mere survival, in which no personal life remains outside the realm of official function, a de-mentalized world that the movie presents, moreover, as appealing.
While the ethical issues here are surely complex, we do not believe the work of the militarized anthropologists described in your article satisfies these requirements.
U.S. counterterrorism policy is migrating away from a militarized war against terror toward capacity-building in frontline states.
That model still works across our country, but there are some other models that don't work, an overly aggressive, more militarized model.
Delivering Errorsmith-like, full spectrum anvils of sound rendered psychedelic in their overstimulation, these tunes are gleefully intense, evoking in their machine work the kind of cyber-militarized tone of their Anarchostar home.
Reviewing a performance of the work — or a "thoroughly demagogic and militarized version of it," as it emerged on this occasion — by the New York Philharmonic under George Szell, Thomson reassured his readers.
President Harry S. Truman's G.I. Bill was intended to keep veterans in school and off the job market when there was no work for them in a still-militarized economy.
In 1999, the anthropologist Josiah Heyman wrote that the Southwest was becoming a "militarized border society, where more and more people either work for the watchers, or are watched by the state".
Shannon does his best to portray a man torn between a genuine desire to save people and an increasingly militarized police force, but a particularly trite "Bad day at work, honey?" moment at home in Waco's first episode literally following the Ruby Ridge catastrophe all but ensured that he's just along for the ride.
