Leading up to the meeting, supporters and critics have argued on panels and papers that the court, which opened its doors in 2002 and has started only two trials, should focus on becoming more efficient and on the complex tasks before it, rather than risk getting bogged down so soon in the intensely political issue of aggression.
Speaking of Bill, there's the small matter of those women – Monica Lewinsky et al. They are old news, but at a moment when the issue of sexual aggression is front and centre for America's women's movements, Hillary's dismissals of such claims against her husband do not sit well.
Similarly, the Security Council may recommend solutions (e.g., its resolution in 1967 regarding the Arab-Israeli conflict) or, if there is a threat to or a breach of international peace and security or an act of aggression, issue binding decisions to impose economic sanctions or to authorize the use of military force (e.g., in Korea in 1950 and in Kuwait in 1990).
Goldwater, however, accused Johnson and the Democratic party of having given in on the issue of Communist aggression.
When it comes to trigger warnings (the issue of micro-aggressions merits a separate discussion).
According to Coach Byron Scott, one of the reasons Brown didn't stick beyond the preseason was a lack of aggression -- which clearly wasn't an issue on Thursday.
One reason Brown didn't stick beyond exhibition season was a lack of aggression, Scott said — which clearly wasn't an issue Thursday.
"This is an act of aggression". But whose aggression, exactly?
"This is an act of aggression".
"It was an act of aggression".
Or it can be an act of aggression.
