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Meaning of military control
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military control (n)
the control of a country by military forces of a foreign power
military control Sentence Examples
- The military exercised strict control over all aspects of the occupied territory.
- The military's control of civilian affairs was met with resistance from the local population.
- The government imposed military control to suppress dissent and maintain order.
- The rebels challenged the military's control of the capital but were ultimately defeated.
- The country remains under military control after the overthrow of the civilian government.
- The military used its control to censor the media and restrict freedom of expression.
- The citizens demanded an end to military control and a return to civilian rule.
- The international community condemned the government's use of military control against its own people.
- The peace agreement called for a gradual transfer of power from military to civilian control.
- The military's continued control over certain areas raised concerns about the country's democratic future.
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the control of a country by military forces of a foreign power
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The military exercised strict control over all aspects of the occupied territory.
The military's control of civilian affairs was met with resistance from the local population.
The government imposed military control to suppress dissent and maintain order.
The rebels challenged the military's control of the capital but were ultimately defeated.
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