Sentence examples for draw retaliation from inspiring English sources

Using barriers and penalties to bar imports and discourage outsourcing — which would surely draw retaliation from other countries — would unhitch the nation from the world's main economic engines.

If implemented, the tariff package would be one of the broadest sets of economic actions imposed by a modern U.S. president against China and could draw retaliation, fraying the trade partnership between two of the world's largest economies.

Whitehall officials say the aim of launching strikes against Syria has been to deal a big enough blow to the Assad regime that it deters it from using chemical weapons again - but not so big as to alter the course of the Syrian conflict or draw retaliation from Russia.

Coach Jim Fassel did not have a problem with Shockey's play despite his emphasis in the preseason on not drawing retaliation penalties.

Any such attack would draw strong retaliation, the Iranian government has warned.

But it did not draw Israeli retaliation, in contrast to Israeli bombardments of Syrian radar posts in Lebanon last year after Hezbollah attacks that killed and wounded Israeli soldiers.

Now Trump has escalated a trade war with China, adding tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese imports and drawing fast retaliation.

His comments drew fierce retaliation from Ed Miliband, who said people wouldn't take kindly "to being told how to vote by someone who doesn't pay his taxes".

But fresh salvos of rockets fired by militants arced over the capital, wounding at least 16 people and drawing U.S. retaliation that escalated civilian panic and sent many fleeing to safer areas.

He drew the retaliation-bent Canadiens into a penalty Wednesday to set up the Islanders' first goal on a power play.

But then a Russian general went so far as to say that Poland might draw Russian nuclear retaliation, sending new shudders through the region.