de·mo·bi·li·za·tion [di:ˌməʊbəlaɪˈzeɪʃən, αμερικ -ˌmoʊbəlɪˈ-] ΟΥΣ
1. demobilization (discharging from military service):
- demobilization
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- demobilization
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2. demobilization (act of disbanding):
- demobilization
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- demobilization of ships
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Her initial duties involved mostly training and exercises, including launching the first carrier-based jet aircraft, but demobilization prevented much activity in the late 1940s.
en.wikipedia.org As the war came to an end, the training of troops slowed and equipment reclamation and demobilization planning became the priorities.
en.wikipedia.org Separation criteria were progressively lowered for both officer and enlisted personnel as part of the postwar demobilization.
en.wikipedia.org In the later stages of the war, the camp served as a demobilization point for many soldiers returning home.
en.wikipedia.org A second phase of demobilization was planned for 2003 where an additional 30,000 servicemen would leave the armed forces.
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www.wzb.eu Forms of Participation between Competition and Synergy - Mobilization or Demobilization through Direct Democracy?
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Politische Partizipation zwischen Konkurrenz und Synergieeffekten - Mobilisierung oder Demobilisierung durch Direktdemokratie?
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de.qantara.de Zidan's government is shaped by a deep political rift which hinders the demobilization of the various battle groups.
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Eine tiefe politische Spaltung zieht sich durch seine Regierung und verhindert die Demobilisierung der unzähligen Kampftruppen.