| Asser ploughs on ever deeper into his demonology of the victims and sanitising of their aggressors. |
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| Unknown aggressors strike at unknown times and places, often for unstated reasons, for apparently zero positive outcomes. |
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| He spoke to the Assembly and argued for the development of a military force capable of defending the city against attack from aggressors. |
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| Such sympathy was profoundly misdirected, comforting aggressors rather than victims. |
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| He argues that we should declare war on specific aggressors in precise and specific language. |
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| In self-defence, the force immediately returned fire and killed the two aggressors. |
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| They are the problem in Mindanao because they have always been the aggressors, oppressors and colonizers, the inheritors of piratic colonialism. |
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| In plants, carotenoid pigments such as anthocyanins often help tackle these aggressors. |
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| It aims to block domestic usurpers or foreign aggressors from establishing illegitimate rule over the attacked society. |
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| Abandoning humanity's civilising journey would surrender the world to the aggressors who rule by fear. |
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| The very fact of such a decision would in itself restore the balance of perceptions on the part of our allies and our potential aggressors. |
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| Nations that start wars are considered aggressors, and are judged harshly by both history and their peers. |
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| Plants have developed elaborate mechanisms to protect themselves from invading pathogens and aggressors. |
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| China's national anthem exhorts its citizens to move forward and resist foreign aggressors. |
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| All the nations, the victims now become victors, the aggressors now defeated, once again assumed their positions in the political order. |
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| For over 50 years our country, with our allies, has sought to avoid war by deterring potential aggressors. |
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| What was it that inspired the nation to repel the aggressors against all the odds? |
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| Aggressors in the past, relying on our apparent lack of military force, have unwisely precipitated war. |
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| So I'd attack my aggressors whether they were stronger than me or not. |
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| The democratic processes have been arbitrarily thrown out the window by their government, who was quick to join an alliance to militarily subdue the aggressors. |
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| Then I walked in, grabbed one of the aggressors and gave him a biff. |
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| Occasionally, individual snakes will reveal their presence with a loud and sustained hissing, hoping to warn off potential aggressors. |
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| As the enforcing troops were not easily rallied to defend the capital, the city of Ayutthaya could not stand against the Burmese aggressors. |
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| But when we delivered our own stern warning to the three aggressors, they knew we weren't playing games with public opinion. |
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| The right-moving trend of the mainstream media, absurdly deemed liberal by successfully intimidating corporatists and ideological aggressors, continues year after year. |
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| As originally written, the Daleks and Thals were the victims of an alien neutron bomb attack but Nation later dropped the aliens and made the Daleks the aggressors. |
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| Most commonly, the harriers are the aggressors pirating prey from owls. |
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| From a historical perspective, wars were frequently internecine, and Britons were aggressors as well as defenders, as was also true of the Angles, Picts, and Gaels. |
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| They exist to further the foreign and domestic policies of their governing body and to defend that body and the nation it represents from external and internal aggressors. |
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| Early on it was the Bulldogs who were clearly the aggressors, playing hard in the paint and getting baskets with muscle more than with their shooting prowess. |
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| It is unlucky to be obliged to retaliate the injuries of authors, whose works are so soon forgotten that we are in danger of appearing the first aggressors. |
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| Settlements on small, separate farmsteads without any defensive protection is also a strong argument against the people living there being aggressors. |
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