Sentence examples for targeted for retribution from inspiring English sources

Mr. Clarke, who left the White House in February, said in an interview that he was driven by concern that the Saudis "would be targeted for retribution" by Americans after the hijackings.

But Hart really made his name during the miners' strike, in which he became involved after meeting a miner's wife whose son was continuing to work in the local pit, and who had, as a result, been targeted for retribution by Scargill's NUM "It made me so fucking angry," he said, "that I said, 'Right, I'm going to get involved with this and I'm going to sort these bastards out,'".

Several seem to have been targeted for retribution.

Sometimes the unlucky captives are insurance against attack or, worse, a target for retribution.

And with Kenyan troops fighting on the beaches of Kismayo, the next target for retribution could be Nairobi.

Soon afterward, the F.B.I. warned correspondents that ISIS had identified reporters as "desirable targets" for "retribution attacks".

He has also engaged (unsuccessfully) in politics for decades, making him a target for retribution from the regime.

They stop reporting crime and refuse to act as witnesses and to testify in court," said a PJP lawyer, who asked that his name not be published out of fear that they will become targets for retribution against the organization.

Instead, she said at a press conference in Orlando, Fla., on Tuesday, her son had been targeted as retribution for his well-known stance against hazing.

According to people in Mr. Sharpton's inner circle, a likely target for political retribution is C. Virginia Fields, the Manhattan borough president, who is supporting Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts.

A high stakes game Teetering steppes Now the splurge A hard stone in the wilderness ReprintsThat Mr Liu should put his name at the top of the list of signatories and become a target for official retribution was typical of the man.