Sentence examples for type of retaliation from inspiring English sources

John Bryson of the New Orleans Police Department said the police thought the shootings were either drug-related or some type of retaliation attack.

"I think there's going to be some type of retaliation," said a European diplomat in Nairobi, Kenya, who trades ideas on anti-piracy strategies with other diplomats and was instructed not to speak publicly about the issues.

Many times that is due to fear of some type of retaliation".

But in order for workers to properly identify and report workplace hazards, they must first have confidence that they will not lose their jobs or face other types of retaliation for doing so.

It is the only known case of retaliation so far.

In his letter, Mr. Annan said that in his reprimand of Mr. Lubbers he had in particular "underlined to him his duty to defend the right of staff members to make complaints about all forms of misconduct, and to be protected from any type of reprisal or retaliation against them, regardless of the outcome of the complaint".

Of course, hawkish military types might think: Gee, if there is no threat of retaliation what's to stop terrorists from just attacking with impunity?

California, Iowa and seven other states, along with the District of Columbia, refused to sign the plan that would require Microsoft to give computer makers freedom to promote certain types of products without retaliation.

"There was no significant difference between the B-1 and the H-1B employees in the type of work they did," the manager, who was granted anonymity out of fears of retaliation by the company, said in an interview.

The barriers reported in the literature vary based on practice type and location, but recurring common themes include lack of time [ 12], fear of offending patients [ 10, 12], fear of retaliation by the partner [ 11], and lack of confidence, training or inadequate resources [ 10, 12].

After that the landlord could simply not renew your lease and it wouldn't be considered retaliation; as if that type of landlord (as opposed to the better ones we'd had) had so short a memory.