Sentence examples for violent retaliation from inspiring English sources

The police in Rio have been hesitant to discipline their own because of a history of violent retaliation.

I have spoken to youths aplenty, and welling up within them is the inevitable thirst for violent retaliation.

Mr. Tsvangirai said his party would not be cowed into retreat, a boycott of elections next year or violent retaliation.

Together, the findings illuminate the social-cognitive processes underlying reactions to conflict and suggest potential avenues for reducing violent retaliation in adolescents.

In the town of Selma, the unrest led to peaceful protests, boosted by King's support, and to violent retaliation from the authorities.

Marcia Gutiérrez, who served at a base in Germany for two years during the 1970s, faced violent retaliation after reporting a colleague for his threatening advances.

Asked if he was worried about violent retaliations for his tirades, Star looked contemplative.

Hun Sen's forces last week began a program of violent retaliations against opposition supporters.

Their purpose will be to prod Israel and the Palestinians to step back from their current round of violent retaliations.

He predicted that in the future the police will seek to build structures for criminal justice that are more effective, and to avoid violent retaliations by the cartel.

He was released in Bogota in the middle of the night — and then where would he go?" There was also anxiety over whether such a prisoner might return to his former activities, or whether his release might unleash violent retaliations, Hernandez said.