Sentence examples for retaliation plan from inspiring English sources

It's all part of our Mad Cow Retaliation Plan.

After making only muted public statements on Thursday, senior American executives in the steel industry lashed out on Friday at the United States trade representative, Robert B. Zoellick, saying he had not done enough to challenge the World Trade Organization ruling or fight back against the European retaliation plan.

Gaddafi was infuriated that Egypt had not done more to prevent the incident, and in retaliation planned to destroy the RMS Queen Elizabeth 2, a British ship chartered by American Jews to sail to Haifa for Israel's 25th anniversary.

"The FARC has claimed responsibility for the hostage taking in retaliation for Plan Colombia," Vice President Pedro Pinto of Ecuador told reporters, referring to a $7.5 billion Colombian anti-drug plan that includes 60 United States military helicopters and American training for a new Colombian army brigade to help eradicate coca fields in two southern Colombian provinces that the FARC occupies.

The rebel group denied responsibility for the unusual cross-border operation, but Ecuadorean authorities said the guerrillas had carried it out in retaliation for Plan Colombia.

In retaliation, Kenson plans to destroy the asteroid by overloading the reactor core of the facility, but Shepard ultimately stops her.

The lawsuit claimed that the operation began in retaliation for the plan, a charge the federal government denied.

His mission this time is to emphasize to the president European concerns that retaliation be properly planned so as not to cause innocent deaths.

Safeguard actions can be legal under the World Trade Organization, but there is no basis for the "sniper tariff" retaliation the E.U. plans against American products.

The secretary general of Yemen's Arab Socialist Baath Party told Al-Quds al-Arabi, a London-based newspaper, that he received a message a few weeks ago saying that Mr. Hussein and other party leaders were well and safe and planning retaliation against the Americans, Reuters reported today.

We are very concerned that Unamsil (the UN Mission in Sierra Leone) are not taking the possibility of retaliation into their planning.' Senior British military sources close to Brigadier David Richards, head of the joint forces operation here, are concerned that the progress of government forces against the RUF is much slower than it should be.