Sentence examples for lead to retaliatory from inspiring English sources

He said that the move would "lead to retaliatory protectionism affecting all aspects of trade".

The European Union said the decision could lead to retaliatory duties as of Aug. 1.

The United States last branded China a currency manipulator, a designation that could lead to retaliatory tariffs, in 1994.

The minister's comments were delivered amid concern that US military intervention in Syria could lead to retaliatory action against Israel.

The United States has not cited China as a currency manipulator, a designation that could lead to retaliatory tariffs, since 1994.

In his testimony, Mr. Geithner is not expected to rule out declaring China a currency manipulator, a finding that could lead to retaliatory trade measures.

Last month it murdered 21 Egyptian Coptic Christians, an atrocity that led to retaliatory Egyptian air strikes.

He put the election off until the spring, and secretly authorized a series of retaliatory operations against Hamas terrorists, which led to retaliatory bus bombings.

Many analysts cautioned, however, that Bin Laden's death could stoke, rather than ease, worries about oil supplies and global security in the longer run if it led to retaliatory attacks.

Last week the political bloc of Moktada al-Sadr, the Shiite cleric in exile, blamed the security and intelligence forces and sympathizers of Saddam Hussein's Baath Party for those bombings in a statement that echoed the fierce sectarianism that has previously led to retaliatory violence.

Research has shown that carnivores are often blamed for higher levels of predation of livestock and game than actually occurs and this often leads to retaliatory killing.