demilitarisation การใช้

• It also condemned all violence and called for steps towards demilitarisation.
• 29 . Demilitarisation of the Coast Guard and anti-insurrectional special troops.
• These included demilitarisation, denazification, democratisation and decentralisation.
• However, this actually helped make bigger changes in creating demilitarisation and democratisation.
• American demilitarisation and democratisation was accepted by the people of Japan without strong resistance.
• He called for the demilitarisation of Kosovo.
• This is perhaps the most common, and certainly most mature demilitarisation destruction technology available.
• It was during his time at the Interior Ministry that debates about its demilitarisation began.
• Clerides has said publicly that in the coming talks he will concentrate on the demilitarisation issue.
• A few months later, in December 1993, Glafcos Clerides proposed the demilitarisation of Cyprus.
• The conversion of a military or paramilitary force into a civilian one is also called demilitarisation.
• It is environmentally friendly for this stage of the demilitarisation cycle and the technology is readily available.
• Cryofracture is an environmentally friendly technique during this stage of the demilitarisation cycle with low staff requirements.
• As part of the demilitarisation of the Rhineland, the city's fortifications had to be dismantled.
• It focuses on autonomy in various forms,-minority-related issues, demilitarisation and conflict management.
• This resulted in the demilitarisation of Shanghai, which forbade the Chinese from deploying troops in their own city.
• The convention, which confirmed the demilitarisation of 1856 and also neutralised 舕and, was signed by ten states.
• The barracks closed in 2007 as part of the demilitarisation of Northern Ireland according to the Good Friday Agreement.
• It has said it will cancel the order if Turkey accepts its proposal for the demilitarisation of the entire island.
• After the demilitarisation of Stralsund, the call for a new, more modern and higher capacity station became louder.