Sentence examples for day of aggression from inspiring English sources
At least 27 Iraqis are dead after a wave of car bombings across the capital of Baghdad on Saturday, in what police and medics describe as the city's deadliest day of aggression since Sunni Muslim insurgents launched an offensive across northern Iraq last month.
And after another day of "aggression" from both sides, the chances of peace appear more remote than ever.
The fall-out or "collateral damage" (to borrow yet another familiar word from the modern-day lexicon of aggression) associated with the current financial crisis, we can rest assured, will only exacerbate the incidence of depression along with its personal and societal implications.
Defense Minister Sergei B. Ivanov, stated the purpose bluntly on Russian television on Thursday: "In case of aggression against members of the Collective Security Treaty, the air force unit will be employed for its direct purpose -- to bomb and wipe out the enemy".
"Since the first day of the Gaza aggression, I said that I will not send to my occupier my injured people in order for him to make propaganda at my expense, and then pay him for it".
I did a one-day course on management of aggression training.
With the machines, there could be "six or seven incidents of aggression a day," he says.
The International Day of Innocent Children Victims of Aggression, marked on June 4, is particularly poignant for Nigeria this year.
The International Day of Innocent Children Victims of Aggression was set up by the United Nations to acknowledge the pain suffered by children throughout the world who are the victims of physical, mental and emotional abuse.
For 4 of the 12 patients with an SAE of aggression, the day of onset of aggression symptoms occurred later than the end of the conversion period.
We determined gene expression profiles in four regions of the brain in dominant compared with subordinate males, identified as such based on behavioural observations of aggression on day 1 of the social interaction experiment.
