Similar words: partial, partially, impartial, impartiality, martinet, artificial, fall away, inertia. Meaning: n. the body of law imposed by the military over civilian affairs (usually in time of war or civil crisis); overrides civil law.
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31. It was the biggest demonstration since the lifting of martial law in 1988, and was estimated by police to number 10,000.
32. He means our martial law troops should completely finish their task of clearing the square before sunup.
33. Reports earlier in the month suggested that the government had already planned to impose a period of martial law.
34. The imposition of martial law will only increase violence and repression.
35. In mid-1990, martial law was formally lifted but the security clampdown remains currently in force.
36. Public memory of martial law, which ended a decade ago, continues to stifle free expression.
37. On September 21, he exceeded his instructions by proclaiming martial law.
38. Many foreign commentators, however, described the lifting of martial law as a cosmetic exercise.
39. You and your men will be under martial law henceforth.
40. Subsequently, Stoneham declared martial law, brought in all available troops, and suppressed the disorder.
41. A slim majority of 52 percent said martial law harmed the country, while 43 percent said dictatorship brought benefits.
42. Martial law continues to stifle political debate in the country.
43. Troops were deployed in Kwangju at midnight on May 17, just as Chun was declaring nationwide martial law.
44. Qiao Shi, the intelligence chief who had abstained in the martial law vote earlier, endorsed an immediate army crackdown.
45. Opposition leaders are afraid to give Milosevic the pretext to use more brutality and proclaim martial law or something along those lines.
46. Germany then declared martial law in these cities.
47. the imposition of martial law.
48. They declared martial law in the mining communities.
49. The government lifted martial law.
50. Martial law has been declared but this has zero impact for tourists.
51. Invigilator teachers than last time I take the exam when a lot of martial law, each classroom teacher 3 nearly all Time in the examination room visits.
52. Lhasa yesterday the city was still in a state of Martial Law.
53. Martial law will not solve this problem, as society will grind to a halt.
54. The people's right to the freedom of assembly and parade is guaranteed by Constitution[sentencedict.com], but this was restricted under martial law era.
55. Military government is placed within the domain of international law, while martial law is within the cognizance of municipal law.
56. The president imposed or declared martial law in two province.
57. We cannot tolerate turmoil, and whenever it arises in future we shall impose martial law.
58. So we had to quell the turmoil by imposing martial law.
59. The state-run Bahrain News Agency said the lawmakers want King Hamad bin Issa al-Khalifa to enforce martial law for three months and impose a curfew to protect peace and stability.
60. The country has now spent more than eight years under martial law.
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