Sentence examples for restrain aggression from inspiring English sources

This means that the U.N., as now constituted, may continue humanitarian activity but need no longer function as the umbrella under which strong nations restrain aggression.

The second pillar of peace and security in our world is the willingness of free nations, when the last resort arrives, to restrain aggression and evil by force.

Monarchs were often in pursuit of national and international aggrandisement on behalf of themselves and their dynasties, thus bonds of kinship tended to promote or restrain aggression.

Strong is outstanding as Carbone: deadened, defeated, thrumming with barely restrained aggression.

The point is not to restrain Indian "aggression," but to make the world safer for us all.

They have begun demanding that the league act much more forcefully against those who do not to restrain their aggression when they leave the playing field.

The speaker (apparently Sisyphus himself) begins with the picture of primitive human origins familiar from Protagoras' Great Speech: at first human life was bestial, unregulated by law, so humans invented laws to restrain mutual aggression.

Moreover, to restrain future Iraqi aggression, the United Nations (UN) implemented economic sanctions against Iraq in order to, among other things, hinder the progress of its most lethal arms programs, including those for the development of nuclear, biological, and chemical weapons.

That said, I would probably be unable to restrain myself from nasty passive-aggression with my siblings, such as: "Nice loungewear, idiot".

Rather than enabling aggression, these cells help the immune system restrain itself when facing substances that are not true threats.

It will be on the bill to permanently guarantee that Congress will have no economic leverage to restrain China's internal repression of dissidents or external aggression against Taiwan.