Sentence examples for subjected to aggression from inspiring English sources

"If our security is endangered, if we are subjected to aggression, then certainly all our resources will confront the area or the points where the security is being threatened".

To test the hypothesis that the observation of aggression in others would increase the likelihood of aggression in the observer, the children were subjected to aggression arousal in the form of being told after two minutes that they could no longer play with the toys.

The results have clearly demonstrated that D. aruanus juveniles too are subjected to aggression by conspecific adults, and thus strengthen our hypothesis that adult aggression explains (at least partially) the observed habitat selection by settling D. aruanus.

In a study on superb fairy-wrens, Malurus cyaneus, male helpers were prevented from helping by temporary removal from the group; upon return to the group, they were frequently chased by the dominant male and sometimes subjected to physical attack (Mulder & Langmore 1993), suggesting that helpers were subjected to aggression for their defection from helping.

As before, silverfish were isolated (for six days), and then one group was directly subjected to aggression tests and subsequently to chemical analyses, while the other group was allowed an additional 24 h contact with 50 host callows, before they were tested in the same way.

"If I am being subjected to aggressions, it is not a problem since I am a simple cleric and I am holding my life in my hands for the sake of the ideals of the late imam (Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini) and the public's rightful and legal demands," he said, according to another opposition Web site, Kaleme.

In the second phase of this experiment, successful males (N = 40 inexperienced males) were then subjected to the aggression bioassay to assess any changes in aggression levels post exposure to pairing with a female.

It claims that public housing tenants and their visitors are subjected to police aggression and unwarranted arrests for trespassing.

She explains that while growing up, she was subjected to physical aggression from people close to her, "so it was almost inevitable I'd get depression.

The Huffington Post, whose reporter was also detained, said the journalists were subjected to "militant aggression" and treated as "enemy combatants".

The lawsuit, filed in United States District Court in Manhattan, claims that residents of public housing complexes, as well as their visitors, are subjected to police aggression and unwarranted trespass stops and arrests.