Martial law is a term that is commonly used in the United States to describe a period of limited government in which police officers can enforce local law while the president’s power is limited.

But there are several ways that martial law could end.

One is if a military coup is mounted, which was a major event in the American Civil War, when the Confederate army tried to take control of the government in the North.

That could end a period when police officers are in charge of enforcing the law, but with limited powers.

Another is if the president is impeached, which happened during the Watergate scandal in the 1980s.

If the president were impeached for obstruction of justice, it would end a time when the president can’t be tried for crimes that occurred in the previous year.

And a third option is if there is a mass uprising against the government, which could happen during the Arab Spring.

That is when tens of thousands of people gather in cities and towns across the world, and they set up protest encampments and shut down highways and airports, blocking government services and causing major delays and disruptions.

This is the situation that occurred during the 2008 Arab Spring protests that spread to other countries.

The idea is that it will force governments to make changes that could lead to widespread civil unrest and the possibility of the country becoming divided.

Some countries have seen such protests.

Spain and Turkey both saw the Arab spring protests, and in both countries there were violent clashes between protesters and police.

So while the United Kingdom and the United Arab Emirates may not be in the position of the United State or Saudi Arabia, the situation could come to them if a mass movement against the current administration doesn’t take hold.

The U.S. has been in a position of having a military-style civil defense system that protects people from attacks from other countries, but there are still areas that need to be filled.

And as more people start to get involved in the demonstrations, people will begin to be more critical of the current government and will be less likely to stay home.

The end of martial law would also mean that the president has to make sure that his policies aren’t being implemented without Congress approval, something that could come with an end to Congress in a new system.

In fact, the Supreme Court could be poised to take on that challenge, as the court could decide that the powers of the president are not unlimited.

The court has previously ruled that the President can’t unilaterally implement the government’s policies, but this time, it could be a more complicated issue.

The Supreme Court ruled in 2013 that President George W. Bush could not declare martial law because he had the power to declare war.

This was because Congress was not going to approve it.

And there were many other precedents that made this ruling, so Congress had to go back to the drawing board and find a way to make it work.

There are several reasons why Congress may have to go the extra mile to make this change, including the possibility that the country would split apart if the current system ends.

There is also the possibility for an even bigger power shift, as more than 70 million people are on food stamps.

That number could be so large that the federal government could actually shut down in the middle of the night.

It could also mean a major political change if Congress decides to end the military-based system that allows the president to make war, and that could potentially lead to a constitutional crisis, a move that would allow a new presidential administration to be elected.