Sentence examples for retaliation based on from inspiring English sources

This would appear to be a straightforward case: since 1976, the Supreme Court has held that the First Amendment protects non-political public employees, like police officers, from retaliation based on political affiliation.

Crucially, even when it does give permission to strike back, the WTO limits the amount of retaliation based on the damage caused, preventing small skirmishes over a few million dollars of trade from becoming outright trade wars.

Pregnant workers should no longer be denied reasonable requests for accommodations in order to be able to do their job, nor should they be subject to discrimination or retaliation based on their gender or status.

But since Dr. Nassar was alleging discrimination based on retaliation for complaining about race- and religion-based discrimination, he had to show that retaliation was the sole factor in the job denial.

Next, I began researching civil lawsuits based on "retaliation" and "First Amendment violations".

Citing language nearly identical to the age-discrimination law in other civil rights statutes, some courts have also applied the ultratough standard to cases involving disabilities and retaliation claims involving alleged discrimination based on race, sex, national origin and religion.

Even Prime Minister Tony Blair, who has offered Mr. Bush his full support, insisted on Friday that any retaliation "must and will be based on hard evidence," and his spokesman has said that the support does not amount to a "blank check".

The charges filed include quid pro quo sexual harassment, hostile working environment harassment, discrimination based on gender, retaliation, failure to prevent or correct harassment, aiding and abetting harassment, wrongful discharge, intentional infliction of emotional stress, failure to pay wages, waiting-time penalties and violations of labor and business codes.

"New Look" took on another meaning when Eisenhower borrowed the name for a defense policy based on massive atomic retaliation.

You've written that one of the dangers of cyber-attacks is that there's no deterrence based on a fear of retaliation.

Joe: Retaliation" -- especially if those notions are based on what you saw in "G.I.