Sentence examples for under retaliation from inspiring English sources

Another one, the Exposure Factor under Retaliation (EFR), formalises the mitigation to the loss or damage that an attack can infer to an asset when that loss or damage can be retaliated back onto the attacker.

"It would be a big mistake to buckle under E.U. retaliation," said Thomas J. Usher, chairman and chief executive of U.S. Steel, the biggest American steel maker.

Officially, the union is still pursuing retaliation under the trade organization's rules.

The Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit said she could sue the church for illegal retaliation under the Americans With Disabilities Act.

In both decisions, the majority relied heavily on precedent, reasoning by analogy from recent cases that dealt with claims of retaliation under other statutes.

That is likely to change if more cases are decided in the employee's favor and as the number of complaints of whistle-blower retaliation under Sarbanes continue to rise.

The sufficient conditions under which the retaliation strategy works are: (a) the members can keep observing the aggregate output of the team; (b) the general possibility that members leave the team is low, i.e., there are restrictions for a member to exit the team.

It provides no incentive for subordinates to come forward under fear of retaliation to report abuse, let alone young men and women to enlist in the military.

The Labor Department filed a motion to have Greenwell temporarily reinstated on the job, arguing that his firing amounted to illegal retaliation under mining law.

Other events occurred and ultimately the employee asserted unlawful retaliation under the Family and Medical Leave Act and the Americans With Disabilities Act.

The mutineers then handed the ship over to the Spanish, where she remained for two years, before being cut-out and returned to Royal Navy service under the names Retaliation and then Retribution.