non-military

In theory at least, this should bid up the value of nonmilitary methods of protecting U. S. interests overseas.

The fundamental fact was that there would now exist a mechanism for uninterrupted nonmilitary supply to the Third Army.

Speaking to reporters, Mr. Obama said he would devote new energy to diplomacy and other nonmilitary aspects of U. S. global power.

Appropriately, perhaps, Sophie's nonmilitary fallback would be a career in human resources.

Extravagant mass ransom schemes, and proposals to bomb nonmilitary targets like concentration camps run afoul of major war-making policies.

India lobbied against recent U. S. legislation giving Pakistan billions of dollars in new nonmilitary aid; the measure passed.

unmilitary circles of government; fatigue duty involves nonmilitary labor.

Sens. John Kerry and Dick Lugar put together the largest-ever nonmilitary package of U. S. assistance for the country.

Lars Hall, a carpenter from Sweden, became the first nonmilitary winner of the modern pentathlon.

It also involved working with State to encourage other countries to contribute to the nonmilitary aspects of Afghan reconstruction.

Are there nonmilitary ways we could deploy that sum which would advance our goals as efficaciously?

"But they don't yet have the skill sets to implement" a coherent nonmilitary strategy, he added.