de·mo·bi·li·za·tion [di:ˌməʊbəlaɪˈzeɪʃən, am. angl. -ˌmoʊbəlɪˈ-] SAM.
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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Although it remained active, demobilization resulted in the loss of almost all squadron personnel.
en.wikipedia.org The effect of demobilization on the economy was unknown, but fears existed that the nation would slide back into a depression.
en.wikipedia.org Despite his injury, he continued in military service, rising to the rank of captain by the time of his demobilization in 1919.
en.wikipedia.org His vocation as a composer got stronger after his demobilization.
en.wikipedia.org As army chief, he oversaw the demobilization of many sections of the army.
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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.