Sentence examples similar to aggression sanctioned from inspiring English sources

Obama's response to Putin's aggression — sanctions — was derided as using a spray bottle to put out a five-alarm fire.

The international community should respond to Putin's aggression by sanctioning its perpetrators.

I have learnt from African voices to question my own Arab culture's sanctioned aggressions towards black bodies, learnt therefore that blackface is not a crime out of context.

The resultant aggressive behaviors are also outside a real-world context, in which the aggression appears to be sanctioned by the researchers themselves, who provide the opportunity for aggression.

The study points out that these studies also commonly "provide exposure to brief clips of media, rather than full narrative experiences" and that "the resultant aggressive behaviors are also outside a real-world context in which the aggression appears to be sanctioned by the researchers themselves".

"Obviously, as with all religious texts, there is room for interpretation, but an honest reading will conclude that a holy war of aggression is not generally sanctioned, prayer alone is valid.

Just as in his Edinburgh days he found people would "whisperingly condemn his violence with these sour, baleful expressions until they wanted some cunt sorting out", his art similarly makes him a sanctioned channel for aggression.

Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps had pledged that "not even one drop of oil" would be allowed through Hormuz if the US and Western Europe "carried out the blatant aggression of sanctions".

Bullying seemed to be less influenced by peer effects, and negatively sanctioned independent of the value the group ascribed to aggression.

They are on the U.S. government's list of sanctioned Russians, which was compiled in response to Putin's aggression in Ukraine.

British public opinion was torn between a desire to avoid war and an unwillingness to sanction unprovoked aggression.