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non-aˈggression
[non- 1.]
Absence of the will, desire, or intention to show aggression on the part of nations, governments, or politicians; freq. attrib., esp. in phr. non-aggression pact.
1903J. Morley Life of Gladstone III. x. viii. 508 Then he would go on—‘..—My name stands in Europe as a symbol of the policy of peace, moderation, and non-aggression.’ 1925A. Toynbee Survey Internat. Affairs 26 The proposed pledge of non-aggression would not have power to deprive the Allies of the right conferred on them by the Treaty of Versailles. Ibid. 31 Mr. Lloyd George broached to the French delegation his project for a Pact of Non-aggression. 1935Ann. Reg. 1934 [217] The Polish Ambassador in Moscow signed a Protocol extending the Non-Aggression Pact between the two countries till December 31, 1945. 1941Koestler Scum of Earth 19 The classical form for non-aggression treaties had been so far to promise neutrality. 1955Ann. Reg. 1954 106 The two countries [sc. India and China] based their relationship on..mutual non-aggression. |