English
German
I. non-ag·ˈgres·sion N no pl
II. non-ag·ˈgres·sion N modifier
non-ag·ˈgres·sion pact N
non-ag·ˈgres·sion treaty N
German
English
Ge·walt·ver·zicht <-(e)s, -e> N m
Nicht·an·griffs·pakt [nɪçtˈʔangrɪfsˌpakt] N m POL
Ge·walt·ver·zichts·ab·kom·men <-s, -> N nt
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Moral opposition to initiation of force is complementary with the non-aggression principle which supports force only in self-defense.
en.wikipedia.org They argue that anarchism is immoral because it implies that the non-aggression principle is optional.
en.wikipedia.org Right-libertarians value self-ownership and the non-aggression principle, which leads to strong support of private property and free-market capitalism, while rejecting most or all state functions.
en.wikipedia.org The conflicts stopped in 1941 with a non-aggression pact between the two powers.
en.wikipedia.org As of this date, however, a non-aggression treaty between the two has yet to be formulated.
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www.nosoftwarepatents.com Between the large corporations, there are formal and informal non-aggression pacts concerning patents.
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Zwischen den Großkonzernen gibt es förmliche und informelle Nichtangriffspakte bezüglich Patenten.
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