Sentence examples similar to designated retribution from inspiring English sources
Retribution inevitably reaches all terrorists.
Many enforcers described the toll — not only physically, but mentally — of being a designated fighter, used as a weapon of retribution against perceived cheap shots or simply to charge the crowd or teammates.
They would be able to go to Congress or to designated officials like inspectors general without having to fear workplace retribution.
It would have been an injustice to the Yankees for baseball to suspend Clemens during the Series, but the fine will not affect Clemens, this creature of the designated hitter rule, who throws inside at batters without worrying about retribution.
Retribution has arrived in the form of gangs of rebel fighters — some affiliated with jihadist groups that have been designated as terrorist organizations by the West — who have sowed carnage in Alawite regions as they conquered them.
The Jets players expected retribution.
Even the leader of the Meretz opposition party, Yossi Sarid, said the Hamas leader was "designated for death", though he disapproved of the method of killing because of the high risk of other people being hurt.In Gaza Hamas's spiritual leader, Sheikh Ahmed Yassin, threatened bitter retribution.
That kind of deterrence/retribution has been absent in the American League since the designated hitter rule was put in place in 1973.
Snow leopards, which are native to mountainous regions of central Asia, are designated as endangered by the International Union for Conservation of Nature and their population has been on decline due to poaching for their furs and organs, depletion of their prey base and retribution killing after livestock losses.
Longing for retribution is longing for retribution.
