Civilian Life in a sentence

While veterans across eras offer similar evaluations of the job the military did preparing them for civilian life, post-9/11 veterans are much more likely than those who served before them to say their readjustment to civilian life was difficult.

The last step compels its members to choose between professional soldiering and civilian life (though it can still mobilise civilian members for defensive operations).

When the war ended and the soldiers returned to the rural life, the music entered civilian life and eventually became a music style, accompanying births, baptisms, weddings, and funerals.

For veterans acclimating to civilian life - stepping onto on a college campus for the first time is a critical step to their future careers after the military.

In civilian life, Dmytro was a bicycle repairman in western Ukraine.

It said the threat Smotrich poses is especially acute since he assumed responsibility for administering civilian life in parts of the West Bank.

It’s at this moment that I recall the story Sito loved to tell about meeting Jido after he had settled back into civilian life.

Launchpad was founded in 2013 by former members of the military community who wanted to help veterans struggling with the transition from the military into civilian life and needed help and assistance, particularly with accommodation.

Ms Webb and the staff at the wellbeing centre host regular events like inviting a nutritionist in to provide cooking tips, and Pilates and yoga classes to help those adjusting to civilian life.

Pope Francis said the war had caused an “appalling” loss of civilian life and brought “sorrow” to Bethlehem, traditionally seen as the birthplace of Jesus.

The awards organisation recognise military veterans flourishing in business, fitness, sport and their wider communities, aiming the transition from military to civilian life and going above and beyond, excelling in their respective fields.

The tight closure would so immiserate the lives of Gazans that Hamas — which manages civilian life in the Strip but is designated a terrorist organization by Western countries — would face an uprising.

Upon returning to civilian life, he spent some five years as a motorcycle traffic policeman with the Sudbury Police Force but left to own and run, with his brother Gary, an insurance adjusting firm called SCS Adjusters.

UPS has proved a lifeline for many who have found the transition from a military environment to civilian life a daunting experience.

U.S. Vets, a nonprofit that helps veterans transition to civilian life and start new careers, helped him get a job at a hotel in Waikīkī.

After leaving the military, Denise moved into civilian life, finding new opportunities in the nursing field.

He worked his entire civilian life as a structural engineer, making sure buildings were safe.

In it, Denzel plays a British paratrooper readjusting to civilian life in London.

It was a job teaching military members entering civilian life how to paint cars that brought Frank and his wife, Kerri, to Colorado from Texas in 2018.

Lt. Col. Ryan Vazquez also testified that there were limitations on forcing the gunman, reservist Robert Card, to adhere to a mental treatment plan while in civilian life.