Sentence examples for stronger retaliation from inspiring English sources

This has produced a war of a thousand cuts that is enraging India, wearing its patience thin and prompting some Indian officials to threaten stronger retaliation.

The paper, in an editorial, says that "in the coming days, if Pakistani soldiers continue to violate the ceasefire agreement, they will be met with even stronger retaliation".

He has said he is worried that South Korea might feel forced to make a strong retaliation after already suffering North Korean attacks last year on an island and a warship.

South Korea's president, Lee Myung-bak, has said he is willing to "open the door" to better relations with North Korea under its new leader, Kim Jong-un, but warned of strong retaliation if provoked by the regime.

The Chiefs of Staff agreed that air defense was second in importance only to a strong retaliation force, one that would give pause to an aggressor.

But in recent weeks he has resisted right-wing pressures for strong military retaliation against the Palestinians.

In 1991 Mr Bush's father warned Saddam Hussein that if he used chemical or biological weapons during the Gulf war, he could expect the "strongest possible" retaliation.

SEOUL, South Korea North Koreaea warned South Korean fishermen on Tuesday to stay away from disputed border waters and threatened a "strong physical retaliation" against a coming South Korean naval drills.

George Bush senior told Iraq to expect the "strongest possible" retaliation if it used chemical or biological weapons in the Gulf war.

To US diplomats, though, "New Zealand's public reaction is its strongest diplomatic retaliation in 20 years – since French spies bombed the Rainbow Warrior in Auckland harbor in 1985.

4. (C) Comment: The GoNZ's public reaction is its strongest diplomatic retaliation in 20 years ) since French spies bombed the Rainbow Warrior in Auckland harbor in 1985.