civilianize

Conscious steps or steps should be taken to civilianize the polity and thereby ensure survival and sustenance of democracy.' These words ring true now more than ever.

Department of Health and Human Services to "civilianize officers who do not provide critical public health services or support in public health emergencies" and to "enforce standards for corps eligibility and readiness." The proposal would also require that corps officers initially work in hard-to-fill areas and continue to serve there or deploy as needed in an emergency.

Meanwhile, Steyr attempted to "civilianize" the AUG to meet U.S.

By employing what China regards as nonmilitary assets to demonstrate administrative control over disputed territory in the East and South China Seas, China has attempted to "civilianize" its expansion of sovereignty protection to strengthen its legal claims over other claimants.

On the other hand, increasing their socio-political hegemonic depth enabled the JDP to civilianize the foreign policy formation and eliminate the military as a force in foreign policy making.

(I think we should continue to professionalize and civilianize the PNP.

He introduced elected bodies Disqualification order (EBDO).30 Such type of measures were adopted to check the anti-martial law sentiments among the politicians and the result was the creation of a class with vested interests that helped to civilianize the face of military regime in the form of a King's Party31 on the one hand and the strengthening of anti-establishment sentiments on the other.

In the meantime, efforts to civilianize foreign policy making processes were proceeding.

The Pentagon should either professionalize the uniformed acquisition corps or civilianize the program management.

(5) Because of his proposals to "civilianize" the court-martial system by enhancing the judicial authority of his court and of military judges at the expense of commanders' authority, Judge Fletcher's tenure as chief judge was marked by turmoil and tension between the court and the Judge Advocates General of each of the military branches.

Certification helped 'civilianize' my military vocabulary."

My question is, does the move to privatize and civilianize service member positions within DoD.