Sentence examples for british aggression from inspiring English sources

The decision of the emperor Claudius to conquer the island was the result partly of his personal ambition, partly of British aggression.

I will pay your dues for you!" Stalin noticed that I was taking notes on his conversation, and he denounced American and British aggression in Iraq, and the interference of human-rights activists in Syrian affairs.

After the independence of India in 1947, China made claims to practically the whole upland area of what was then Assam state, arguing that the McMahon Line had never been accepted by China and was the result of British aggression.

"At the time of the British aggression there were 19 caves," Commander Murtaza said, suggesting that the mountain redoubts had been hide-outs for Afghan fighters since the 19th century.

In Damascus, Syrian state television broke into late-night programming to report that its defense forces had just begun a counteroffensive against "America, French and British aggression" and had shot down thirteen U.S. Tomahawk missiles.

Hence, [the] text attacks cruelty to birds and animals while affirming British aggression abroad.

France famously refused to take part in the US-British aggression against Iraq.

It is this reasoning that Gandhi used when supporting the British army's aggression against the Nazis in World War II.

In a second British act of aggression, Admiral Edward Boscawen fired on the French ship Alcide in a naval action on June 8 , 1755 capturing her and two troop ships carrying some of those troops.

Between 1789 and 1810 the Massachusetts fleet grew 10-fold, some of it to aid in defense against British and French aggressions on the high seas.

"The aggression of British imperialism is uglier and more cynical in degree than previous imperialist aggressions.