There was a significant association between the amount of time spent watching television during adolescence and early adulthood and the likelihood of subsequent
aggressive acts against others.
Self - sacrifice may be
an aggressive act against others or a form of self - destruction.
Not exact matches
This is beyond question the single most
aggressive public
act by a serving cabinet minister
against his leader since Michael Heseltine walked out of the Thatcher cabinet over Westland in 1986.
The answer is complicated, he adds, but much of it involves a delicate balancing
act among elements of the immune system: while immunity protects us
against disease, an overly
aggressive immune response may trigger dangerous, even life - threatening, autoimmune reactions in which the body attacks itself.
The Trump administration's Justice Department was expected to be less
aggressive in its pursuit of False Claims
Act cases
against the mortgage industry.
We have the knowledge necessary to wield these
acts in your favor to protect you
against aggressive and abusive debt collectors.
Cats may also rub their gums
against you; this is not an
aggressive act, but a sign of love.
The adult who performs violent and cruel
acts against an animal is unlikely to recognize boundaries about rage and
aggressive behavior.
A discussion between the artists and French art historian Élisabeth Lebovici followed each film, with some of the primary concerns being non-hierarchical production (in film, and in Pauline Oliveros» music), the camera as active participant in a performance that couldn't exist without it, and opacity as resistance
against the
aggressive act of understanding.
Douglas's lawyer Sheila Block has asked the Federal Court to quash the inquiry, arguing questioning by the lawyer
acting for the committee members, George Macintosh, was too
aggressive and showed bias
against Douglas.