But Marc Willems, counsel to the inquest, argued that such special measures could aggravate the anger and suspicion towards the police felt by those who are already concerned about a "lack of transparency and accountability" among GMP.
The decisions have aggravated growing anger at the military council now running the country.
He aggravated this anger by retaining almost all the advisers responsible for the election campaign, while asking some Tory frontbenchers to make way for Lib Dems in the cabinet.For now, the right's resentment is confined to grumbling.
The bloodshed in Syria, part of a wider struggle for regional supremacy between Sunni Muslim Saudi Arabia and Shi'ite Iran, has aggravated sectarian anger across the Middle East and drawn religiously motivated foreign fighters to both sides.
The negative attention and controversy aggravates and angers Mr. Cohen, said a friend, but his ability to compartmentalize allows him to maintain a focus on investing.
Her anger is aggravated by property taxes that have risen 30percentt in two years and news that, in all, $7.8 million in district transactions are being reviewed in an investigation that now includes the superintendent, Dr. Frank A. Tassone.
Studies show that expressing anger only aggravates it; as Plutarch observed, "Anger, while in its beginning, often can be ended by silence, or neglect".
You don't want to find the person when they are angered, aggravated, or even sad.
The use of "aggravate" as a synonym for anger or irritate is informal and best avoided; the precise meaning is "make worse".
That anger has been aggravated by the superintendent's sudden departure last year for a job out of state and the recent revelations of poor bookkeeping.
