Russia, enriched by high oil prices, is becoming more authoritarian at home and aggressive abroad.
Among the rules he is pushing is a ban on keeping guns at home, more aggressive regulation of air guns and yearly mental fitness tests for gun owners.
In unusually blunt language, she criticizes "a worsening pattern of behavior" that has made Russia "increasingly authoritarian at home and aggressive abroad".
However, every day I receive calls at home from aggressive salespeople trying to persuade me to bring a personal injury claim.
Mr. McCain lacerated Moscow for authoritarianism at home and aggressive behavior abroad, citing attacks on journalists, the prosecution of political opponents like Mikhail B. Khodorkovsky and the 2008 war with Georgia.
This article reviews the limited available literature on this topic as well as relevant research from related areas including: resident violence toward nursing home staff, aggressive behaviors by elderly persons, and community elder abuse.
In veterans living at home without aggressive behaviour in the preceding year or in the first five months of follow-up, Morgan et al. found that depression indirectly predicted the onset of aggression through pain [ 47].
Other structural and environmental factors impact on breastfeeding rates, such as a lack of information on, and support during, breastfeeding [ 8], negative opinions of others when breastfeeding in public [ 9], a lack of available facilities to breastfeed outside the home, and aggressive marketing of artificial baby food [ 10].
America, the home of the aggressive entrepreneur, doesn't allow it; we shouldn't.
At home, they propose aggressive reform in the State Department, the C.I.A., and the armed forces.
