In the immigration context, aggravated felons need not to have committed an "aggravated" crime nor a "felony" to be denied a broad range of protections and forms of relief.
Senator Tom Harkin, Democrat of Iowa, said Republicans had aggravated the need for borrowing by cutting taxes.
Growing enrollment and the retirement of baby-boom teachers will aggravate the need, as will a new federal law that bans unqualified teachers.
It's aggravating that I need to press an extra button to move past an extra screen to start typing my destination name.
Guglielmo Epifani, secretary of the Democratic Party, Italy's largest center-left movement, described Mr. Berlusconi's speech as "disconcerting" and "irresponsible," while warning that the attacks against the judiciary risked "aggravating problems, whereas we need cohesion and good government," according to ANSA, an Italian news agency.
But as a nation, the USA is increasingly mired in internal debates aggravated by the need to explain simple maths or basic history to large numbers of voters, or as we now see, to freshmen Congressional representatives who want the impossible, or don't actually understand how government works.
Veteran centre Matt Giteau also needed treatment after aggravating a rib injury on the weekend, but is considered a certain starter to face Scotland.
Such operations frequently lack a proper needs assessment and risk further aggravating the situation.
"We need more people on our team aggravating the other team".
But he also emphasized the need to be cautious, to avoid aggravating the injury and risking a longer absence.
According to Dutch law there is no approval of the Medical Ethical Committee needed for surveys that are not aggravating for the respondents.
