demobilisation

常見例句

But, by Indonesian tradition, he had to pay his own troops and provide for them on demobilisation.
但是，按照印尼傳統(tǒng)，他必須給他的軍隊(duì)發(fā)軍餉和退役補(bǔ)貼。
The amnesty is billed as a “disarmament, demobilisation and rehabilitation” scheme—known as DDR—of the kind that has been tried across Africa, to varying degrees of success.
該赦免狀被宣傳為一個(gè)“解除軍備、裁剪軍隊(duì)與恢復(fù)重建”方案，即DDR。這類方案在整個(gè)非洲都試驗(yàn)過了，在不同國(guó)家的成效差別很大。
It looks poorly planned compared with schemes elsewhere in the world where disarmament, demobilisation and reintegration, known in peacemakers’ jargon as DDR, have successfully taken place.
與在世界其他地區(qū)取得成功的解除武裝、復(fù)員和安置方案（即軍事調(diào)節(jié)術(shù)語中的DDR）相比，尼日利亞政府的?；鹕饷鈪f(xié)議顯得未免有些蒼白、簡(jiǎn)陋。

But many in Congress criticise the law, and are reluctant to finance the demobilisation.
ECONOMIST: Colombia
UN's costly 18-month demobilisation programme looks in retrospect like an all-expenses-paid rest programme for rebel soldiers.
ECONOMIST: Angola on the way to war
UNITA's strident protests, to put an end to the official demobilisation of the rebels.
ECONOMIST: Angola