Sentence examples for punishes aggression from inspiring English sources

"It's a circuit that really rewards precision, and punishes aggression".

According to Hathaway and Shapiro, the invasions actually turned out to be proof of the Pact's effectiveness, because the Second World War was fought to punish aggression.

The Allies fought not only over territory, but also to punish aggression and to uphold the western liberal order against the first of the 20th-century challenges to it.

Pacifists reply to this argument by contending that we do not need to resort to war in order to protect people and punish aggression effectively.

Congress, meanwhile, is considering additional sanctions to punish Russian "aggression," including its interference in U.S. elections.

The Pirc in particular, and most of the other hypermodern defenses that sprang up after World War I, are tuned to punish unwarranted aggression.

And in international relations, where he revelled in Russia's economic weakness after the sanctions introduced to punish its aggression in Ukraine.

The Obama administration may likewise ease up on punishing Russian aggression in Ukraine as a reward for Putin's cease fire "intermediation". In doing so, the United States and Europe will throw the collapsing Russian economy a lifeline at a time when domestic discontent is reaching a boiling point in advance of Russia's 2016 elections.

The Obama administration should implement Section 907 of the Freedom Support Act, imposing economic and diplomatic sanctions on Azerbaijan to punish its aggression.

It is the deadly serious game of six-wicket croquet, a game that sets boundaries, imposes decorum and rewards or punishes timidity or aggression according to the strategic situation.

Then there is Poland, which until recently was leading the effort within NATO and the European Union to support Ukraine's beleaguered pro-Western government and punish Putin's aggression.