用“retaliation”造句大全，retaliation造句

In retaliation, Qaddafi stripped him of his citizenship and sentenced him to death.

Five months on, in retaliation for Hamas capturing an Israeli corporal, Gilad Shalit, they sent the men to jail.

North Korea’s army pledged to deliver “strong physical retaliation” against “madcap naval exercises” that South Korea has conducted in the disputed waters off the peninsula’s west coast.

The authors also consider server retaliation, whereby a server that detects a malicious client could send the client any sort of response, including malicious content.

In retaliation for the arrest of their leaders, militants went on the rampage in several northern states, attacking the police with anything that came to hand, from machetes to bows and poison arrows.

Lawyers were reluctant to challenge their peers, fearing retaliation.

"It is madness to risk retaliation from the large trading partners of the EU," he said.

While Obama said he was outraged, and Lee warned of "stern retaliation", the US and South Korea were both careful to avoid immediate threats of retaliation which might escalate the conflict.

The most pressing threat to the office romance, Solovay says, is the rise of the retaliation lawsuit.

But the Czech Republic, which takes over the EU rotating presidency from France on January 1, has defended Israel's air strikes on Gaza in retaliation for Hamas rocket fire.

This strategy also carries the risk of retaliation.

But such an action would have little effect other than to infuriate China and invite retaliation.

The CIA’s station chief in Pakistan had his identity blown, which some reckoned to be a retaliation.

Los Angeles - The catastrophe unfolding in Gaza has the dark force of a recurring Middle Eastern nightmare: Scattered guerrilla-like attacks from the weak lead to massive retaliation by the strong.

There were no injuries or damage, but the attack raised the prospect of further Israeli retaliation.

When dealing with specific problems, we must resolutely defend the ground the masses have already gained and repulse any retaliation by landlords and rich peasants.

They must know that they'd face annihilating retaliation.

The revanche du berceau (“revenge of the cradle”) dreamed of by some romantic nationalists as retaliation for the British conquest of 1759 didn’t seem so far-fetched.

Instead they found that punishment often triggers a spiral of retaliation, making it detrimental and destructive rather than beneficial.

Fear of retaliation.

This stealth capability makes it able to attack enemy targets with less fear of retaliation.