Sentence examples for facing retaliation from inspiring English sources

Commentators suggested that Ms. Ardern's government was facing retaliation because it had joined other Western nations in taking a tough stance against the Chinese technology company Huawei.

She asks what the government is doing to avoid the risk of escalating the conflict in Syria, and to avoid the UK facing retaliation.

Colonel Shaffer's lawyer, Mark Zaid, said in an interview that he was concerned that Colonel Shaffer was facing retaliation from the Defense Department, first for having talked to the Sept. 11 commission staff in October 2003 and now for talking with news organizations.

Transparency in these matters is especially important because fear is contagious: If one employee sees a colleague facing retaliation, they may be less inclined to speak up themselves.

Canterbury said whistleblowers are still waiting -- some in silence and others facing retaliation without recourse.

The women also told activists they are facing retaliation from Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Corrections Corporation of America, the private prison company that operates the Hutto facility.

Timberland may face retaliation in Europe.

However, the UK could face retaliation for banning the Russians.

The study also found that 62 percent of victims said they faced retaliation after reporting an assault.

He has filed a lawsuit, charging that he faced retaliation for telling the truth.

But who did Cameron imagine, if he indeed did, should face retaliation?