Sentence examples for aggressive nations from inspiring English sources

I was simply using it to illustrate that while globalization and economic integration -- symbolized by the spread of McDonald's -- could not end geopolitics and war, they were clearly having a restraining effect on aggressive nations (in addition to classical military deterrence), because the costs of war for globalized nations were now so much greater.

Mr. Armey, who has often said in recent weeks that "America is not an aggressive nation," said today, "I don't believe so far I've seen a condition in the United States where a pre-emptive strike as I know it would be necessary".

Globalization and economic integration have created a new weapon and a new deterrent: the potential use of the marketplace against an aggressive nation state.

Hayden also said he was "fearful," not of aggressive nation states launching a cyber-attack of the scale shown in the movie, but of those that come from "disaffected individuals with undefined, unsatisfiable demands".

The winners of this new world are big and aggressive continental nations, defending national interests with great single-mindedness.

In another aspect of his Slavophile thought, Khomyakov idealized the Russian peasants, exalted their humility and sense of brotherhood, and regarded them as better fitted to realize a Christian social order than the more aggressive Western nations.

In the early 1660s, the Pocumtuc were shattered as a nation due to conflict with the aggressive Mohawk nation.

The European nations' aggressive move reflects their frustration with Iran, which announced last month it would abandon an earlier pledge to suspend its conversion and enrichment of uranium.

Washington has long been the commission's fiercest defender of Israel and the author of the most aggressive resolutions condemning nations such as China and Cuba.

The board will immediately oversee the implementation of new drug rules that are among the most aggressive in the nation.

He said there were now huge concerns that the very foundations of refugee protection were under threat from forced repatriation, border walls and aggressive policing by nation states.