Sentence examples for aggressive powers from inspiring English sources

Whatever his ambivalence about what President George W. Bush called a global war, Mr. Obama has used some of the same aggressive powers in the name of guarding national security even, in the view of critics, at the expense of civil liberties.

"All of this at the end will be in Islam's favor — even if Islam and its people suffer a great disaster — because the two aggressive powers will be consumed in the war," wrote Sheik Hamid al-Ali, a religious leader in Kuwait who has stood trial there for ties to radical groups.

The union of these aggressive powers could not have passed without notice in Lithuanian lands, and might have furthered the unification process.

Yet despite the acquisition of newly aggressive powers of every sort, law enforcement has a woeful record when it comes to catching domestic mass murderers before the damage is done.

Victoria saw the expansion of the British Empire as civilising and benign, protecting native peoples from more aggressive powers or cruel rulers: "It is not in our custom to annexe countries", she said, "unless we are obliged & forced to do so".

After promising to wrap up America's "costly and unsuccessful" military campaigns, the paper says, President Obama is "back to the policy of military immorality and aggressive power with all the associated rudeness, injustice and hegemonic and arrogant aggression".

There are some aggressive power saving modes that promise to stretch the battery life out further.

Football's status as a symbol of aggressive power and a celebration of team spirit is critiqued by Brian Finke and William Crump.

It also lasts around two days on a single charge without having to resort to aggressive power management.

For now, Wickmayer is 23rd with an impressive, aggressive power game that nonetheless lacks variety and adaptability.

Gifted from the Cadillac ELR, a paddle on the back of the steering wheel activates aggressive power regeneration.