civilian znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady civilian

• Given the nascent army's triumph over local bosses, a new centralised power emerged, not civilians, but the armed forces themselves (39).

• After handing over power to elected civilians in 1969, the military struck again in 1972.

• Persuading local inhabitants to give support voluntarily means that guerrillas must either adapt their message to local beliefs, or educate civilians to change their preferences.

• In particular, it allowed its soldiers to wreak havoc on civilians during military operations.

• My informants also insisted that zonal commanders, political officials and civilians organised relations between civilians and guerrillas differently, particularly during early phases of the war.

• When the safe zone collapsed in the next phase of the war, they confronted this dilemma directly by temporarily withdrawing their protection of civilians.

• An escalating brutality demonstrated by the 221st against local civilians derived from its increasingly stretched circumstances and the growing threat of the enemy.

• The constant risk of betrayal meant isolating themselves from encounters with civilians other than carefully arranged meetings.