Sentence examples for retaliation of a from inspiring English sources

That these women expressed compassion, not retaliation, of a practical economically empowering sort is as remarkable as its success.

Elijah was depicted, in several instances, as a second Moses e.g., he fled to the wilderness to escape the retaliation of a ruler, and he encountered a theophany (manifestation of a deity) of Yahweh on Mt. Horeb.

July 28 - Saudi-led coalition strikes Sana'a city in retaliation of a missile fired by Houthi forces.

In retaliation of a former Austrian incursion into Hungary, Béla made a plundering raid into Austria and Styria in the summer of 1250.

The shooting was in retaliation of a murder the previous night in which a Toonerville gang member allegedly gunned down a member of their gang in Atwater Village, Soboleski said.

Accordingly, the court concluded, "when Mr. Howards was arrested it was clearly established that an arrest made in retaliation of an individual's First Amendment rights is unlawful, even if the arrest is supported by probable cause". 634 F. 3d, at 1148.

Leo VI's Tactica and the later De velitatione further mention a successful raid into the Arab lands of Cilicia led by Nikephoros, in retaliation of an Arab attack on the fortress of Mistheia in the Anatolic Theme.

There was no retaliation of any consequence.

An aspect of deterring this group is the use of violence and the risk of retaliation to a company or investigators (e.g., violence or sabotage).

A challenge of deterring this group is their use of violence and the risk of retaliation to a company or investigators (e.g., violence or sabotage).

The defendant testified that he was impeached by allies of Mr. Aquino in retaliation for a series of Supreme Court decisions that supported the breakup of the Aquino ancestral family plantation, Hacienda Luisita, as part of the country's land reform program.