civilian rule造句

a peaceful change-over to civilian rule

The army has played a decisive role, even after it donned a figleaf of civilian rule.

The junta has promised to hold polls in 2010 and return the country to semi-civilian rule.

The council promised sweeping reforms, a swift return to stability and a prompt transition to elected civilian rule.

That should help persuade the Egyptian people that the generals are sincere about turning the country over to civilian rule.

It was a stirring moment-a promise of civilian rule returning to Pakistan after nearly a decade.

After many years of progress on civilian rule in the Americas, top military officers have assisted in the ouster of the democratically elected leader of Honduras.

This system of civilian rule led to a greater concentration of power in the emperor and his palace bureaucracy than had been achieved in the previous dynasties.

Continued unrest, along with dithering by the ruling Supreme Council for the Armed Forces, has delayed, but not yet derailed the transition to elected civilian rule.

In January this year Dadis Camara, then the junta's leader, signed a pact in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso's capital, on a transition to civilian rule; a presidential run-off took place this month.

Ming period, the rulers take high-handed policy, the integrity of the conduct of civilian suffered a tremendous blow, especially Fangxiaoru death to the then civilian rulers have serious attitude.