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Meanings of militarisation in inglês

português
mobilização
catalão
militarització
espanhol
movilización militar

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

mobilização
Usage of militarisation in inglês
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It is a vote against the militarisation of Europe, writes Edward Horgan.
The Irish Times
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Our degree of militarisation is modest, with defensive rather than aggressive capabilities.
The Irish Times
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The Treaty of Nice does two key things concerning militarisation of the EU.
The Irish Times
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Fear is easing the way for each new step towards militarisation.
The Guardian
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All we see is the repression and militarisation of our streets.
The Guardian
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The third question concerns militarisation of the South China Sea?
The Guardian
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Yet the militarisation of Europe is both dangerous and unnecessary.
The Irish Times
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The ultimate result would be a new arms race and the militarisation of space.
The Irish Times
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One criminologist says such weapons represent the militarisation of police.
Radio NZ
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Or to dwell on Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's warnings against increased Asian militarisation.
Reuters
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Accusations of militarisation and nuclear threats are hyperbole and propaganda.
The Guardian
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But martial law, or something close to the militarisation of America's cities, is plausible.
The Irish Times
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I am not alone in resisting the militarisation of Thailand.
The Guardian
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The increased militarisation of aid has also put aid workers at risk, many experts say.
Reuters
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Left-wing, Green and liberal opposition parties say it represents a creeping militarisation of German society.
The Irish Times
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Opponents of the Lisbon Treaty say the treaty represents a further militarisation of the EU.
The Irish Times
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mobilização
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