Sentence examples for retaliation because of from inspiring English sources

The workers here also say they would never have engaged in retaliation because of hard feelings about the strike.

In her new post she will be dealing with unions that are suspicious of Mr. Bush and that fear possible retaliation because of their support of Vice President Al Gore in the presidential campaign.

If you provide your identity to the police but don't want your identity to be disclosed to others – for example, out of fear of retaliation, because you reported on a family member, etc. – you can usually ask the police to keep your identity confidential.

The Germans turned to Kragujevac for retaliation, not because of anti-German activity in the town but because not enough adult males could be found in its vicinity to meet the required quota for executions.

She accused the Garden of sexual harassment and of retaliation, because it fired her and tried to smear her reputation.

The Almonors said they believed the charges were increased out of retaliation because they indicated they would sue.

It's a great job in that I get to be myself, say what I'm feeling without any fear of retaliation because I'm not playing for a million dollars.

We wouldn't put up with unethical business practices for fear of retaliation, because we'd know our worth.

Think about it, nine out of ten bullies harass kids in situations in which they are pretty safe from any real threat of retaliation because essentially, bullies are cowards.

"The common speculation that this was an act of political retaliation because Mayor Sokolich failed to endorse the governor for reelection is not established by the evidence we have seen," the report said.

Last month Britain's defense minister, Geoffrey Hoon, wrote Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld a tart letter threatening retaliation, in part because of complaints that the Pentagon was unwilling to share software codes that would enable the Royal Air Force and Royal Navy to maintain an independent F-35 fleet.