Sentence examples for encouraged aggression from inspiring English sources

The same government that has encouraged aggression against its political opponents now appears anxious to demonstrate that it bears no blame for Nemtsov's assassination.

It was a triumph for boldness, as manager George Burley deployed his players in a 4-3-3 formation and clearly encouraged aggression.

Multilateral possession of nuclear weapons would discourage, not encourage, aggression.

"They are more likely to encourage aggression than to solve it".

War and barter have been the two most common methods of conducting business in the Middle East for thousands of years; unilateral concessions signal weakness and encourage aggression.

Anyone found to encourage aggression should be banned from owning a dog for life – with prison as the consequence of defying the prohibition.

"Such treadmills are typical of brutal dog fighting training regimens, and the mere positioning of animals to face each other and encourage aggression often meets the definition of illegal dog-fighting in most states," the ASPCA said in a statement.

"Because the rise of a political candidate who deliberately appeals to the basest and most violent elements in society, who encourages aggression among his followers, shouts down opponents, intimidates dissenters, and denigrates women and minorities, demands, from each of us, an immediate and forceful response.

It said: "Such treadmills are typical of brutal dog fighting training regimens, and the mere positioning of animals to face each other and encourage aggression often meets the definition of illegal dog fighting in most states". Last week the museum had defended the exhibit as "an intentionally challenging and provocative artwork".

History teaches that appeasement without teeth only encourages aggression.

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