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экономика военная portugués
economia de guerra español
economia de guerra catalán
economia de guerra Set of contingencies undertaken by a modern state to mobilize its economy for war production.
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Examples for "war economy"
Examples for "war economy"
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There was no sign of ' war economy' about Miss Farrell.
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Hagos told the ambassador in mid-February that the regime was reversing its war economy policies.
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Not if it was just starting up, Twer, and being applied to a war economy.
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It's had no effect on the economy of Northern Ireland, we're living in a war economy.
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It's early yet-too early to tell-where The Tendency will take us in the post war economy.
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So he reshapes Efrafa as a permanent wartime economy.
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The world's darker, more crowded, more violent, and has been on a wartime economy for decades.
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However, its direct effect on the Nazi wartime economy has been downplayed by historians in recent decades.
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The terms of an act of Congress authorizing the merger guaranteed employment to al the Postal workers, and wartime economy made it impossible for W.U.
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There is no economic orthodoxy that anticipates events of this nature: the nearest analogy is the wartime economy, though even that has its conceptual limitations.
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It would put the economy on a war footing, and raise arms.
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Barry Steinhardt: We are now on a war footing in this country.
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This was a reduction from the war footing of fifteen thousand men.
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Eumenes put his land army and his ships on a war footing.
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Back in London, the Treasury was indeed on a war footing.
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Without consciously realising it, we seem to have taken up a war footing.
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Within two days we were, as Larry expressed it, on a war footing.
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However, anything less than putting Britain on a war footing will not be enough.
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The nation has woken up on a war footing, ready to repulse any attack.
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He or his advisors have put the DFE on a war footing with teachers.
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There's about eight million of them on a war footing.
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Fine Gael has put its troops on a war footing ahead of the upcoming election.
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We have to go on to a war footing.
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The whole country was suddenly on a war footing.
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Placed on a war footing, a race like that would have a frightening armaments-production wherewithal.
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The British fleet was always on a war footing.
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