"Due to his powerful running style, aggression in defence and his overall desire to compete, I am sure he will become a firm favourite with our fans," he added.
All two dozen of them had really powerful words, like "aggression" and "genocide", written in the descriptions hanging beneath.
In each, Plath is rendered as a silent, powerful, uncanny antagonist, whose aggression leaves Olwyn stunned and cowed and baffled.
She has called his possible candidacy an act of aggression by "powerful men", and suggested that a fight between Mr Romney and herself would damage the Republican Party.
It is occurring in a sexual arena, but equally and clearly in most cases, in the vast majority of cases we have insight into, there are very powerful motivators behind sexual aggression.
For Ms. Mansouret, who for years had urged her daughter not to speak out because it might damage her career, and other women here, Mr. Strauss-Kahn's arrest in New York in May seemed to be a turning point, a chance to break the code of silence about sexual harassment and aggression by powerful figures.
This creates an appearance of defenselessness that may be a powerful inhibitor of further aggression [7].
It's a crime of humiliation and an act of aggression -- the powerful slapping down the less powerful.
He retained the traditional harsh kapu system of laws and punishments, but he also promulgated the mamalahoe kanawai, "the law of the splintered paddle," which protected the common people from unduly brutal aggressions of powerful chiefs.
Piłsudski therefore aimed also to maintain good relations with the Soviet Union and Germany; hence Poland signed non-aggression pacts with both its powerful neighbors: the 1932 Soviet-Polish Non-Aggression Pact, and the 1934 German-Polish Non-Aggression Pact.
