military aggression

Above all, what people wanted to see was a site of military aggression.

This seems to have been due to Swedish military aggression.

But again, military aggression cannot be the right answer.

In their opinion, military aggression is the best instrument for protecting human rights.

All was set for the start of a military aggression against the largely pacific settlement.

Already they had been applying their considerable talents to working out plans for military aggression.

Hezbollah is using a civilian center as a staging ground for military aggression.

For the decline could lead to menacing instability, even military aggression.

Minor powers may seek alliances in order to increase security from military aggression.

The game takes an interpretive look into what might have happened had military aggression escalated in the 1980s.

Is this military aggression motivated by frustration with the sanctions or are there other factors?

This is a clear sign of Russian preparations for military aggression in Georgia.

He spoke against America's military aggression towards other world powers and the military-industrial complex.

The members of this alliance will contribute each in its own way to stopping further Iraqi military aggression."

Using nationalist demagogy, he led Serbs to military aggression and genocide.

"In the moral teachings of the church, all military aggression is judged to be morally wrong," the Pope said.

There is no reason to suppose that they were very different from their neighbours in their attitude to military aggression.

Stable dictators, would therefore, be inclined to refrain from military aggression.

Japanese military aggression colors much of Korea's history.

In Japan, this was perceived as a way of making amends to China for past military aggression.

Is some new military aggression in prospect?

"It is time to put aside all thoughts of military aggression against your neighbors or your own citizens.

Military security implies the capability of a nation to defend itself, and/or deter military aggression.

Surely no one thinks, whether or not Japan apologizes, that it is likely to embark again on a course of military aggression.

In addition to military aggression, these would include natural disasters, attempts to subvert democracy and gross violations of human rights.