Sentence examples for financial retaliation from inspiring English sources

Yet even the threat of financial retaliation has not dented the enthusiasm of Poles for the hard line taken by their leaders.

"The consensus is he didn't lie about that," one leading Republican later told me, after making me promise not to mention which borough he is from, lest he incur any financial retaliation.

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Any weak and frail individual who is not able to fight back physically or is afraid to fight back because of potential financial retaliation may become an elder abuse victim.

The Palestinian president is moving forward with his plan to seek upgraded observer status at the United Nations next month, despite American and Israeli threats of financial or diplomatic retaliation, according to Palestinian officials.

By John Cassidy A year ago this week, President Bush signed into law the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, which requires corporate C.E.O.s to certify the accuracy of their companies' financial statements, prohibits retaliation against whistle-blowers, and raises the maximum penalty for securities fraud to twenty-five years in jail.

Netanyahu's government is withholding hundreds of thousands of dollars in tax revenue, the Palestinian Authority's financial lifeblood, in retaliation.

U.S. experts say options for the Obama administration could include cyber retaliation, financial sanctions and even a boost in U.S. military support to South Korea to send a stern message to North Korea.

Russia buys Turkish exports including produce, having already banned food from the United States and European Union in retaliation for financial sanctions imposed over Moscow's intervention in Ukraine.

The bleak economic outlook for farmers is being exacerbated by a Russian ban on EU produce in retaliation for Western financial sanctions taken against it for its involvement in Ukraine.

Israel and its friends in Congress are considering dire retaliation, including cutting off financial aid and tax transfers to the Palestinian Authority.