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Meanings of militarization in English

Portuguese
mobilização
Catalan
militarització
Spanish
movilización militar

Act of assembling and putting into readiness for war or other emergency: "mobilization of the troops"

mobilização
Usage of militarization in English
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That strategy revived the debate over the militarization of U.S. law enforcement.
Reuters
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The 'militarization' of diplomacy exists and is accelerating. That's a fair claim.
Wired
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Rationales for militarization-loweringcrime, making police safer-arenot supported by the data.
News.com.au
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The militarization of intelligence accelerated as the nation's civilian intelligence service eroded.
Legacy of ashes: the history of the cia
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Did Iraq & Afghanistan Wars contribute to the militarization of US police departments?
News.com.au
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The first most obvious danger of Africa is the militarization of the black.
In the Fourth Year: Anticipations of a World Peace
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Major European governments are openly apprehensive about the militarization of space.
The new yorker
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Boushey ended his speech by offering an alternative to lunar militarization.
Wired
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How did middle-class liberals become so accepting of the militarization of the police?
The Democracy Project
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Where is this push toward militarization headed and how can it be stopped?
Ebony
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What's new is dredging and reclamation and militarization, Carter said.
Reuters
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He did not specifically address the militarization of Thai society.
Reuters
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It is a normal deployment and has nothing to do with militarization, Wang said.
Reuters
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The tradesmen kept it down, and the Island was saved by them from militarization.
The Roll-Call
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Eminent domain was quoted; militarization of Black's enterprises was attempted.
The Long War
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It began to collapse with militarization in the late 1960s.
Modern Times
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Translations for militarization
Portuguese
mobilização
Militarization through the time