garrison state造句

• Israelis must live with them peacefully or live in a garrison state.
• Hallinan does a fine job describing _ and deploring _ the new garrison state.
• Israel is already a garrison state and survives by virtue of support from other nations.
• Tomorrow could herald a Golden Age or an authoritarian epoch, global peace or a world of garrison states.
• If we fight Israel's enemies, the United States will become like Israel : a garrison state and battleground ."
• Perceiving the schools as a strictly political problem, to be solved by City Hall, " can sometimes lead to a garrison state mentality,"
• A report by an aide to the military prosecutor of the North Ossetian garrison stated that RPG-26 rocket-propelled grenades were used as well.
• I got into this because I want to see Israel survive and not as a garrison state for the next century pitted against hundreds of millions of Arabs.
• "They have a choice between joining the international community and getting development aid, and becoming a garrison state with nuclear weapons, " said Timothy Savage, a Northeast Asia security analyst in Seoul.
• "The garrison state of Iraq is still one of the most powerful Arab nations and Saddam Hussein's military powers are on the rise, " says Waheed Hashim, a Saudi professor of political science.
• "The garrison state of Iraq is still one of the most powerful Arab nations and Saddam Hussein's military powers are on the rise, " said Waheed Hashim, a Saudi professor of political science.
• Under their leadership, Imperial Germany became a machine for waging war and little else & As enacted, the Hindenburg Programme sought to maximize war-related production by transforming Germany into a garrison state with a command economy.
• In " On the Trail of the Assassins ", Garrison states that Shaw had an " . . . extensive international role as an employee of the CIA . " Shaw denied that he had had any connection with the CIA.
• In 1968, during his first year as senator, Aquino alleged that Marcos was on the road to establishing " a garrison state " by " ballooning the armed forces budget ", saddling the defense establishment with " overstaying generals " and " militarizing our civilian government offices ".
• Referring to Friedman's discussion of the business cycle, Austrian economist Roger Garrison stated, " Friedman's empirical findings are broadly consistent with both Monetarist and Austrian views, " and goes on to argue that although Friedman's model " describes the economy's performance at the highest level of aggregation; Austrian theory offers an insightful account of the market process that might underlie those aggregates ."
• Cumings writes in his book " North Korea : Another Country " : " I have no sympathy for the North, which is the author of most of its own troubles ", but alludes to the " significant responsibility that all Americans share for the garrison state that emerged on the ashes of our truly terrible destruction of the North half a century ago ."