Examples of using Peacetime in English and their translations into German
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That is the peacetime army.
Peacetime in flowing water: Harrow 1/5 to 31/5.
My first official act of peacetime.
That was in school, in peacetime, not in the middle of a war.
It was like a war in peacetime.
Neat binary concepts like"peacetime" and"wartime" are no longer viable.
In America, things were already looking like peacetime.
The People's Liberation Army has a peacetime strength of 2.3 million soldiers.
Peacetime===In 1922 her book,"Among POWs in Russia and Siberia 1914-1920".
Rarely has wartime penetrated peacetime so deeply.
In peacetime, the glass tube in the two reeds made of special materials are separated.
The extent of the current financial and economic crisis is unprecedented in peacetime.
But the meat, peacetime or not, getting your hands on a good bottom round steak and calves' kidneys is not easy.
LONDON- Margaret Thatcher was Britain's greatest twentieth-century peacetime prime minister.
Our generation is the first one born in peacetime, and with a good chance of also dying in peacetime.
He was included because they feared theclub might otherwise be dissolved, even then in peacetime.
Peacetime brought with it a remarkable upsurge in vocations, the fruit of sufferings offered during the difficult years.
Under the administration of Barack Obama,the Espionage Act has been invoked 8 times, a peacetime record.
Well, war breaks down barriers and when peacetime re-erects them, it's... very easy to find oneself on the wrong side.
Thank God during the warwe have a whole lot of possibilities which were barred to us in peacetime.
Murder and revolution- in peacetime this would have meant civil war; in wartime, the immediate collapse of the front and the end of the Reich.
Rather it was a Cold War driven worldwide level of arms expenditure unprecedented in peacetime.
In the first quarter of the century, they varied between a peacetime minimum of 1500 lances in 1505 and a wartime maximum of 3847 in 1523.
We could saythat Agenda 2000 is Europe's most all-embracing international economic agreement ever made in peacetime.
In peacetime, however, the samurai lost their core competence- waging war- and so they turned to other tasks, such as administration or teaching.
It is not always clear whether the subjects are farmers, soldiers returning home or scattered soldiers,Cossacks in peacetime or during military operations.
Evaluations of units at their normal peacetime location are conducted in order to check on the ground the numbers of troops and amount of military material reported in the exchange of information.
NEW YORK- In the aftermath of the Great Recession,countries have been left with unprecedented peacetime deficits and increasing anxieties about their growing national debts.
Calls on the European Union and its Member States towork towards the establishment of international standards for the environmental impact of peacetime military activities;
This volume reveals the fascinating design story behind these pioneering classes-from the constraints of peacetime treaties to advances in propulsion engineering, and wartime modifications.