Sentence examples for retaliation is expected from inspiring English sources

"It would be an intelligent guess that retaliation is expected," said Lt. Joseph Wing of the Hempstead police.

If the Russians expel diplomats from the United States Embassy in Moscow, further retaliation is expected from the American side by expelling members of the Soviet Embassy in Washington.

Sources within Lebanon told international media that regardless of any previous plans for an attack, any Hezbollah retaliation is expected to fall short of a major operation because the group is already stretched thin as it fights the Islamic State, al Qaeda and moderate rebels in Syria.

One resident, who also wanted to remain anonymous, told the BBC that residents were afraid to call police "because further retaliation was expected".

A federal judge said Clarke's posts were an issue of possible "First Amendment retaliation". The bill is expected to be sent to the White House to sign today.

Malala Yousafzai, the 14-year-old Pakistani girl shot by the Taliban in retaliation for her education campaign, is expected to arrive at a Birmingham hospital that treats wounded soldiers later today for specialist care.

"Many officers with whom we spoke expressed concern that their truthful provision of critical information about the protest events would result in retaliation from Chief Thomas". Jones is expected to appoint an interim police chief next week, and the city will begin its search for a chief immediately.

Ethical organizations don't pretend that fear of retaliation does not exist but instead work to create a culture in which retaliation is not tolerated and reporting is expected.

The European trade commissioner, Pascal Lamy, is expected to make a decision on retaliation by the end of the month.

Russian activists say the foreign agent law, which the upper house, the Federation Council, is expected to rubber-stamp this week, was pushed along in retaliation for the Magnitsky bill.

While Turkey's parliament is expected to approve some form of military intervention, it has lingering concerns about IS retaliation and about aiding the Kurds.