Sentence examples for charge of aggression from inspiring English sources

To the charge of aggression he answered that the war was the defense of Israel's security & existence against those who sought the nation's destruction.

Key to their popularity is that they satisfy both the new niceness and the old competitiveness -- providing the vicarious warmth of community and the vicarious charge of aggression.

Unfortunately while many of us resisted, we were unable to ultimately wrest away, at least for now, the effective veto as it might apply to a charge of aggression as now incorporated in the Kampala Amendments which are now in the process of being ratified.

The Iraqi journalist who threw his shoes at George Bush appeared before a judge yesterday on charges of "aggression against a president".

Saddam Hussein, and possibly some of his leading accomplices, should face charges of aggression against Kuwait, crimes against humanity against the Shiites and Kurds, and major war crimes.

He had denied charges of aggression against a foreign head of state as his trial resumed after a three-week hiatus.

He regularly gets ejected from meetings as he tries to press his argument, most recently at a conference here planning a new International Criminal Court, which will not -- at least initially -- consider charges of aggression among cases it hears.

A charge of "sexual aggression" does not mean a conviction... and it cannot be ruled out immediately that he was the target of manipulation.

In delinquent populations we observe an increase in psychopathology, and especially trauma related psychopathology which impacts emotions and self-regulation in a manner that hotly emotionally charged acts of aggression become more likely.

This thwarted Mr. Milosevic, who has often used his cross-examination time to widen the discussion and counter with charges of NATO aggression and of attacks by ethnic Albanian rebels who wanted an independent Kosovo.

Arguing that the modern rush to take offence should be described as "vindictive protectiveness" and should not be confused with the hackneyed phrase "political correctness", the authors say it is creating a culture in which "everyone must think twice before speaking up, lest they face charges of insensitivity, aggression, or worse".