reprisal造句

Reprisal Breeds reprisal

attack the enemy camp in reprisal [as a reprisal]

people were shot in reprisal.

a cycle of reprisal and retaliation.

Civilian targets were bombed in reprisal (for the raid).

Individuals can express their opinions, orally and in writing, without fear of reprisal or punishment.

Accountability among managers is a part of the problem, but so is fear of reprisal.

There were fears that some of the Western hostages might be killed in reprisal.

They shot ten hostages in reprisal for the assassination of their leader.

His role had been too minor and his father's position was too honoured for him to suffer reprisal.

The France-Germany reconciliation not only helped West Europe depart from the historical odd track in which reprisal breeds reprisal, but also helped to bring about construction of European Union.

To declare war, grant letters of marque and reprisal, and make rules concerning captures on land and water；

Iran has expelled a diplomat from Bahrain in reprisal for the Gulf state's expulsion of the charged 'affaires earlier today.

Trade reprisal is the last method of developing country which is authorized by DSU, but it must be the loss outweighs the gain.

"What is happening now with the flu proves what we have always said," one activist said, asking that his name not be used for fear of reprisal.

Both letters allowed the firms, which did not qualify for hedging exemptions, to exceed speculative position limits without reprisal from the CFTC.

Iraqi authorities have imposed a ban on vehicle traffic in Baghdad and restive areas to the north - apparently to prevent reprisal insurgent attacks.

In the past, 'the Baby Boomers kept office romance secret' amid fears of career damage or reprisal, says Helaine Olen, co-author with Stephanie Losee of 'office Mate,' a book on the topic.

This man, the brave, the resolute, the generous, was executed to death without mercy for stealing a purse of gold, which in some sense he might consider as a fair reprisal.

Rogues slip into and out of shadows on a whim, pass anywhere across the field of battle without fear of reprisal, and appear suddenly only to drive home a lethal blade.

Though she was never targeted for reprisal like some of the members of the Delegation, she was quietly forced to step down from office, to let a more Imperial-minded Senator take her place.

Rabobank's predictions add to forecasts that food costs may surge next year, potentially raising inflation and paving the way for a reprisal of the bull market in 2008, when prices surged to records.