Sentence examples for retaliation actions from inspiring English sources

The US ambassador in Madrid threatened Spain with "retaliation actions" if the country did not pass tough new internet piracy laws, according to leaked documents.

Countries deemed the worst offenders are put on a "priority watchlist" and can be subject to "retaliation actions" including the elimination of tariff agreements and a referral to the World Trade Organisation.

However, carnivores depredate livestock, leading to a direct economic conflict with rural livelihoods, often resulting in lethal retaliation action.

Consequently, it is possible that even an ultimately dismissed employee GINA claim could nevertheless give rise to a retaliation action.

The Chinese frequently threatened retaliation over actions that displeased them, in the political and military spheres as well as the economic.

A witness identified only as "Jasmine" by BFMTV told the station one of the terrorists said this was retaliation for actions in Syria.

Settlers are damaging Palestinian property in retaliation for government actions against the outposts.

In 1969, Middle East Airlines planes were blown up at Beirut Airport in retaliation for Palestinian actions.

In retaliation for the actions of the Baltimore privateers, the British launched the Chesapeake Campaign in 1814 for the purpose of "cleaning out that nest of pirates in Baltimore".

There have been suggestions that the general was killed by an Islamist faction, perhaps in retaliation for his actions in his former role as Colonel Qaddafi's interior minister, charged with the detention and torture of radical Islamists.

ITV News obtained the graphic, distressing video, in which the suspect described the killing of a man wearing a British military charity T-shirt as retaliation for the actions of British troops in Muslim countries.