Sentence examples for taking aggression from inspiring English sources

[ 24] Many countries are beginning to shift health systems to be more prevention-focused; in the UK, for example, the government is taking aggression action to address obesity and NCDs, and in January 2008 the Indian Health Minister announced the launch of a pilot National Diabetes Program.

Individual level variation in behaviour can be understood within the context of the animal personality literature, which focuses on broad trait categories including boldness, exploration behaviour, risk taking, aggression and sociability (Bell, Hankison, & Laskowski, 2009; Reale, Reader, Sol, McDougall, & Dingemanse, 2007).

There's a "how much can you take?" aggression in Mr. Woodruff's vision here, an unmitigated fluorescent lighting of the playwright's outrage that hurts.

Take aggression for example.

In his book, Sven-Goran Eriksson on Football, he explains: 'I spend a lot of energy taking the aggression out of my players.

The police can compel you to do something, not some Best Buy employee who thinks he's making an example out of someone, or who's taking his aggression out on you.

So naturally, Kerr went ballistic, taking his aggression out on the poor whiteboard in front of him. .

But now that their daughters are older, she claims Eric is taking his aggressions out on them, too.

As a young adult, he took his aggression out on the gridiron and in lacrosse.

"I don't even like wrestling but it was something to take some aggression out on.

There is no dugout to shield them from the eyes of fans, and unlike hockey and football players, they cannot take their aggression out on their opponents without risking a Metta World Peace incident.