Definition of non-military in English:

non-military

adjective nɒnˈmɪlɪt(ə)ri

Not belonging to, characteristic of, or involving the armed forces; civilian.
the widespread destruction of non-military targets
Example sentencesExamples
- Yet our Government seems to be dragging its feet in demanding their right to a fair and non-military trial.
- This curious fact meant the photos would appear genuine to non-military people, such as journalists, but could easily be discredited later by military experts.
- The objectors want the Treasury to set up a special fund for their money to be spent on non-military purposes.
- In the wake of the reform era, the Army was put under pressure to pull out of its non-military practices, including business and politics, he said.
- At the end of the war, the Truman administration required payment for non-military supplies to the USSR, especially a large number of ships.
- The nine-month expedition, whose patron is the Prince of Wales, is one of the most adventurous non-military trips by Service personnel.
- The 13-strong caving group included non-military personnel John Taylor of North Derbyshire and Kevin Welch from North Yorkshire.
- Companies manufacturing civil transport aircraft make up the largest part of the civil, non-military, portion of the industry.
- It is critically important to also note, however, that even non-military actions can cause immense civilian suffering and that such options too must be rejected.
- It is very important in the course of an operation to minimize destruction of non-military installations and to prevent casualties among civilians.
- What should specifically targeting non-military targets to maximize civilian casualties be called?
- So they used all their inventiveness, design, energy and manufacturing power to create non-military products.
- But it was Napoleon's big idea to provide uniforms for citizens working in non-military fields.
- In these areas they exercised civil control, did not allow entry to non-military persons without permission, and in various ways antagonized the inhabitants.
- Perhaps she is thinking of the US Army's Law of Land Warfare which, according to Klein, prohibits the sale of non-military property.
- A non-military lorry seen moving towards the armoured column in a greener part of the city was halted in its tracks by overwhelming gunfire.
- Japan can only make its contributions non-military areas.
- Their main distinguishing feature is that, although they are non-military courts, one of their judges is always a members of the Military Legal Service.
- It discusses how modern equipment is frequently made with parts from the non-military sector.
- For almost all non-military implementations, the provision of security is a costly overhead that needs justification from the business perspective.
Synonyms
non-combatant, civil

单词	non-military
释义	Definition of non-military in English: non-military adjective nɒnˈmɪlɪt(ə)ri Not belonging to, characteristic of, or involving the armed forces; civilian. the widespread destruction of non-military targets Example sentencesExamples Yet our Government seems to be dragging its feet in demanding their right to a fair and non-military trial. This curious fact meant the photos would appear genuine to non-military people, such as journalists, but could easily be discredited later by military experts. The objectors want the Treasury to set up a special fund for their money to be spent on non-military purposes. In the wake of the reform era, the Army was put under pressure to pull out of its non-military practices, including business and politics, he said. At the end of the war, the Truman administration required payment for non-military supplies to the USSR, especially a large number of ships. The nine-month expedition, whose patron is the Prince of Wales, is one of the most adventurous non-military trips by Service personnel. The 13-strong caving group included non-military personnel John Taylor of North Derbyshire and Kevin Welch from North Yorkshire. Companies manufacturing civil transport aircraft make up the largest part of the civil, non-military, portion of the industry. It is critically important to also note, however, that even non-military actions can cause immense civilian suffering and that such options too must be rejected. It is very important in the course of an operation to minimize destruction of non-military installations and to prevent casualties among civilians. What should specifically targeting non-military targets to maximize civilian casualties be called? So they used all their inventiveness, design, energy and manufacturing power to create non-military products. But it was Napoleon's big idea to provide uniforms for citizens working in non-military fields. In these areas they exercised civil control, did not allow entry to non-military persons without permission, and in various ways antagonized the inhabitants. Perhaps she is thinking of the US Army's Law of Land Warfare which, according to Klein, prohibits the sale of non-military property. A non-military lorry seen moving towards the armoured column in a greener part of the city was halted in its tracks by overwhelming gunfire. Japan can only make its contributions non-military areas. Their main distinguishing feature is that, although they are non-military courts, one of their judges is always a members of the Military Legal Service. It discusses how modern equipment is frequently made with parts from the non-military sector. For almost all non-military implementations, the provision of security is a costly overhead that needs justification from the business perspective. Synonyms non-combatant, civil
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