Aggressive speech is legal and categorically different from acts of violence.
At the November rally, she delivered an aggressive speech calling for the stalled revolution to go on.
An aggressive speech by Bashir's ruling party last week deemed the accord an "unholy alliance" manufactured by Sudan's "international enemies".
Besides, he remained a man of his times - hence his conflict with the intelligentsia, and his aggressive speech at the United Nations.
Mr Balls delivered an upbeat, aggressive speech, promising to "expose day by day, week by week, in every constituency, from now to the election, Tory division and confusion".
Mickey's whole speech to me out there, a very aggressive speech, was that you can't just have someone come in and say, 'O.K., here we go.' " He added, "There's secretaries and nutritionists and the video people and the recruiting staff.
Let us note, however, that Shakespeare in As You Like It had Rosalind express the opposite stereotype, that women are incapable of aggressive speech: "Women's gentle brain / Could not drop forth such giant-rude invention".
Kenya's minister of health, Dr. Amukowa Anangwe, opened the conference with an aggressive speech defending the right of poor countries like his to cancel the patents of companies whose medicines are beyond the incomes of average citizens.
Morsi's own aggressive speech is aimed at a domestic audience as much as a foreign one, as he seeks to regain support ahead of anticipated large protests against his presidency on 30 June.
Since 1992, when Peter Lilley, a Conservative minister, made a famously aggressive speech about single mothers on benefits, set to the rhythm of the Lord High Executioner's song from "The Mikado", the number of single-parent families has risen from 1.1m to 1.8m.
An earlier aggressive speech by the president, to the UN General Assembly in September, also backfired, shoring up support for a tough anti-Iran resolution at the IAEA's last meeting.For the conservative establishment that helped Mr Ahmadinejad to power in last June's election, the president's comments underline the dangers of promoting untested ideologues.
