Sentence examples for retaliatory campaign from inspiring English sources

Benito Mussolini's granddaughter Alessandra has vowed to launch a retaliatory campaign against sexist male colleagues in Silvio Berlusconi's ruling party after learning that they were preparing a list of "the best bums in parliament".

Abrahim Ben Rajab, head of the Misrata Military Council, said that they had hoped other cities would contribute more forces to Brigade 166, to avoid the risk that Misrata would be subjected to a retaliatory campaign by Isis.

When his girlfriend Erica (Rooney Mara) breaks up with him, the director shows how the emotionally wounded Zuckerberg embarks on a retaliatory campaign not far from the sinister world of Fincher's serial-killer films Se7en and Zodiac.

Labour's spin doctors, who were forced into a retaliatory campaign against the posters, said: 'It must be a matter of concern that Campaign is willing to give such an endorsement to an advert described as unacceptable by the Advertising Standards Authority.' But Stefano Hatfield, editor of Campaign, said: 'We were judging whether advertisements achieved their objectives.

The defeat sent shockwaves into England, and preparations for a retaliatory campaign started immediately.

Edward then captured Northampton from Montfort's son Simon, before embarking on a retaliatory campaign against Derby's lands.

Some observers warned Monday that if Mehsud has died, the Taliban forces may attempt to launch retaliatory strikes and step up their campaign of suicide bombings in an effort to prove they have not been weakened.

The Bush campaign blustered unattractively about retaliatory ballot challenges in other close states, and yesterday sought a federal court injunction to prevent a manual recount in some Florida counties.

These retaliatory efforts add fresh urgency to the campaign to get state and local governments to purchase their guns from Smith & Wesson and other firms that adhere to the deal's principles.

Dozens of localities that buy guns have signed onto the campaign to protect the company from retaliatory efforts by giving a preference to Smith & Wesson and other manufacturers that adhere to the deal's principles.

He has called for "a campaign that goes after not just retaliatory satisfaction, but goes after eliminating this threat by ripping it up, by going after its finances, by going after its infrastructure, by making sure we're applying all the intelligence assets we can to finding what they are up to".