After a dozen years of military rule, Peru returned to democratic leadership in 1980, but experienced economic problems and the growth of a violent insurgency.
Military rule is necessarily despotic, and ought not to exist longer than is absolutely necessary.
The prayer which the bishop advised to be omitted is not a prayer for the continuance of military rule, or the continuance of any particular form of government or any particular person in power.
But, after all, Negro suffrage had to be supported by military rule, and in the end both failed completely.
The white leaders exercised a moderating influence, but the average white man had determined to do away with Negro government even though the alternative might be a return of military rule.
When it became evident that the Southerners preferred military rule, the new Congress passed a Supplementary Reconstruction Act on the 23d of March designed to force the earlier act into operation.
On August 10th military rule ended in Montreal but Burton continued on as military commandant.
It was composed entirely of civilians, of whom the greater number were lawyers, and was radically republican, opposed both to the abuses of military rule and to the anti-democratic theories of the Liberator.
They would have no military rule: they hated indeed the very name of a standing army.
It was plain that England had no mind to see her old parliamentary liberties set aside for a military rule.
Not only was the nation sick of military rule, but the army, unconquerable so long as it held together, at last showed signs of division.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "military rule" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
