peacetime

The Constitution is a peacetime document - and there is no peace for powers that feel their influence hollowing out.

The basic perversity is building a gigantic military in peacetime because the arms companies have enormous lobbying power.

If you don't have a strong standing military force during peacetime, you won't have one during wartime.

Totally not going to happen during peacetime, while there is zero pretense for live-fire open warfare.

For example, the US spends a lot on troops and equipment in peacetime, but in wartime it could operate much more efficiently.

In peacetime, with oil as cheap as it is on the world market, it would never make sense to produce a coal-powered aircraft.

In more recent history, most of the people sent to invade Afghanistan and Iraq joined a peacetime Army with no foreseeable major conflicts.

So I don't think signing up in a brief moment of peacetime excuses any soldiers of their immoral actions.

We didn't need them to launch another armed platform, so we invited them to a peacetime collaboration.

How about a peacetime weapon in a public place of indeterminate hostility?

A government-issued rifle kept in the home, with sealed ammunition that is checked and can only be used in peacetime at a training event.

They shrunk the economy more than any other nation in peacetime.