Sentence examples for economic aggression from inspiring English sources
China's economic aggression is not the only concern for Australians.
Battered by recession, US manufacturers see subsidised Chinese exports as tools of economic aggression.
"Russia has not managed to grab Ukraine through military aggression, so now they are pursuing a plan to pressure and grab Ukraine through gas and economic aggression," said Yatsenyuk.
The word quarrel is obviously a euphemism for a piece of naked economic aggression by Athens; all ancient states wished to get their hands on as much precious metal for coinage as possible.
Here's why, as excerpted today in Politico's Playbook: Already, Mitt Romney is attacking Obama for not being tough enough on China's economic aggression, and several White House sources have told me that the President is obsessed with finding an effective response.
Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said that Moscow "will not delay in adopting legislation against U.S. sanctions," accusing Washington of "open economic aggression".
Building a state and fighting corruption in a country dealing with separatism, outside aggression and economic pressure may prove all but impossible.
Economic depression and French aggression in the second half of the 17th century combined to make the southern provinces increasingly provincial, while under the provisions of the Treaty of Utrecht (1713) and the Treaty of Rastatt (1714) the territories passed to Austria.
Built in the midst of the Great Depression a convulsive period of economic crisis, increasingly nationalistic aggression, and lingering resentments from the First World War that served as the ominous prelude to the second it is one of the lasting achievements of its time.
Extended family and low socio economic status may cause aggression as a result of inadequate attention.
It stated that it had no wish to incorporate Lithuanian territories and maintained that the bloc would be formed on the basis of bilateral non-aggression and economic treaties.
