The phrase "aggression committed by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing acts of aggression, particularly in legal, psychological, or sociological discussions.
Example: "The report detailed the aggression committed by the suspect during the altercation."
Alternatives: "aggression perpetrated by" or "aggression carried out by".
The court has jurisdiction over serious crimes (genocide, crimes against humanity, aggression) committed after July 1 , 2002(when the statute took effect), by a national of one of the states that are party to the Rome treaty.
Judge Jackson, who was appointed by President Bill Clinton, concluded that the government "failed to establish that any unauthorized acts of violence or aggression committed on the high seas constitutes piracy" as defined under federal law.
"The macro aggressions are actually being committed by these very people.
The drafters reject as a false distinction Koh's position that aggression is fundamentally different from the three currently enforceable I.C.C. crimes — genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes — because aggression is based on acts committed by a state while the others are crimes directed against particular individuals.
According to the principle that libertarians call the nonaggression axiom, all acts of aggression against the rights of others whether committed by individuals or by governments—are unjust.
Woman-directed intimate partner violence (IPV) committed by one's domestic partner includes acts of physical aggression, forced intercourse and other forms of sexual coercion, psychological abuse, and controlling behaviours [ 1].
In Iraq, President Saddam Hussein called an emergency meeting of his inner cabinet, and a communiqué issued afterward said, "True believers cannot but condemn this act, not because it has been committed by America against a Muslim people but because it is an aggression perpetrated outside international law".
Almost without exception these antisocial acts are committed by local youths, often under the influence of intoxicants, as expressions of anger and aggression.
Crimes committed by one state against another, or against another's population (war crimes, the crime of aggression; Rome Statute arts.
