Sentence examples for definition of aggression from inspiring English sources

"The most important crime in the world is the crime of aggressive war," he said, disdainful of those who say there is no clear definition of aggression.

If the parties to the treaty honor that commitment in Kampala, they will reject this misbegotten new definition of aggression.

Informal discussions among the signatories to the court and some interested outsiders have produced tentative agreement on a definition of aggression.

The chief negotiators — Christian Wenaweser of Liechtenstein and Prince Zeid Ra'ad Zeid al-Hussein of Jordan — brilliantly achieved consensus on the definition of aggression and its jurisdictional "trigger".

In April, he queried the definition of "aggression" in relation to Japan's colonial wars in Asia in effect undermining the basis of Tokyo's relations with its former victims.

Reluctant to accept a blanket obligation, American negotiators wanted to limit the definition of aggression to (unlikely) conventional attacks by land, sea or air.

Instruments used currently in psychiatry in order to measure aggression are based on diverse definitions of aggression.

Estimates suggest that up to 33.7 % of individuals with TBI exhibit aggressive behavior during the first 6 months post-injury (Tateno et al. 2003), although estimates are difficult due to variable definitions of aggression (Kim et al. 2007).

Research has been hindered by the lack of valid and reliable measures of seeing aggression in TV programmes and video games, the challenges of operationalizing various definitions of aggression and separating it from concepts such as violence and antisocial behaviour [ 2, 10].

Due to validity problems with one of the items for reactive aggression, the definition of reactive aggression was restricted to 'aggression in reaction to being bullied'.

Although, an existing questionnaire was used, one item for reactive aggression had to be removed from the analyses, which resulted in a restricted definition of reactive aggression ('a reaction to being bullied').