Notwithstanding all this, Ethiopia has taken no retaliatory action.

It was equally critical of improper and harsh retaliatory measures.

There's another version there that sends retaliatory strikes at the Soviet Union.

The defeat sent shockwaves into England, and preparations for a retaliatory campaign started immediately.

The practice of hostage taking as a retaliatory measure or for bargaining purposes also seems widespread.

Alternatively, Israel might launch a pre emptive war against Hezbollah in order to rob Iran of a nearby retaliatory capacity.

India, however, unequivocally condemned the persistence of a fragile situation marked by acts of terrorism and excessively harsh retaliatory measures.

Taseer s assassination, unlike that of Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi by her bodyguards in 1984, was not a retaliatory revenge attack.

If the US can defend itself against nuclear attack, the Russians argue, their retaliatory capacity will be eroded and deterrence undone.

Should air power be used in Bosnia and Herzegovina, there is a strong possibility of retaliatory action against UNPROFOR in the UNPAs.

It would still have its full first strike and retaliatory capacity, but, like a bee, it would be able to sting only once.

Where any country to deploy weapon in space, this would have strategic implications, as the unilateral advantage could invite retaliatory measures from others.

Our security agencies must have examined the likelihood of retaliation by jihadi terrorists in Pakistan and India and strengthened security precautions to prevent retaliatory attacks.

It's rooted in a principle of retributive justice, or an eye for an eye, so retaliatory killings have led to several deaths in the area.

Protectionist trade measures, perhaps in the form of a stiff US tariff on Chinese imports, would be profoundly self destructive, even absent the inevitable retaliatory measures.

In this connection, it is totally unacceptable to take retaliatory measures in response to actions by any State in fulfilment of its obligations under the Charter.

Lions now occupy just 25 percent of their historical African range and their populations are declining, largely due to loss of habitat and prey and retaliatory killing.

In conformity with the cease fire agreement, the sub units of the national army of Azerbaijan took no retaliatory action in any of the above mentioned incidents.

One such incident occurred on 18 September 1994, when government forces launched attacks from residential neighbourhoods of Sarajevo, provoking a retaliatory attack by Bosnian Serbs at Poljine.

China's retaliatory tariffs early in the trade war were designed to hit exporters in states such as Iowa that supported Trump's Republican Party, Chinese and U.S. experts have said.

Simultaneously, the news propagated by Azerbaijan has attempted to represent the retaliatory actions of the Nagorny Karabakh Republic apos s Self Defense Forces as manifestations of aggression by Nagorny Karabakh.

But Russian leaders are skeptical about the true objectives of a shield, believing that it would undermine Russia s security by curtailing the retaliatory (and thus deterrent) capacity of its nuclear missiles.

Such measures may include, but are not limited to, reinstatement, rescission of the retaliatory decision or transfer to another office of that individual or the person who acted in retaliation against the individual.

Of particular concern was the persistent unilateral retaliatory action, or the threat thereof, outside the framework of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) to remedy alleged quot unfair quot trade practices.

He had expressed surprise at the inclusion of such a restriction, since some Commission members included among countermeasures any retaliatory measure and, in a broader sense, any lawful reaction by an injured State.

The possibility of environmentally motivated international agreements being used as a trade barrier or retaliatory tool has also been raised in connection with the expansion of port State control (see paras. 110 111 below).

As the two most significant global trading powers, the United States and China, especially, must fight tendencies in their own countries to raise hidden barriers or take inappropriate retaliatory action designed to placate domestic public opinion.

Russia worries that its nuclear tipped missiles, based largely in static locations, might be destroyed on the ground by a preemptive strike by long range US missiles, and its retaliatory punch weakened by US ballistic missile defense.

They have the legal right to take appropriate retaliatory measures in the event of provocation, the perpetrators of which must realize the inevitability of retribution for any encroachments on the lives of Russian servicemen or other Russians.

The two thirds decline in aggregate imports from 1929 to 1933 was only partly a result of falling incomes, and hence import demand retaliatory trade and exchange rate policies also played a major role in bringing about the global trade collapse.

This decision was probably facilitated by the fact that in 1967, the Vietnam War entered a new stage of escalation, under which circumstances the U.S. military forces, preoccupied as they were with Vietnam, could not easily take retaliatory measures against North Korea.

The fall of the ruble is perhaps the biggest news story in Russia now, as the country looks ahead to a looming financial recession and several more months at least of heavy Western economic sanctions, not to mention Moscow's retaliatory boycott against many Western imports.

There's another version there that sends retaliatory strikes at the Soviet Union. This is the really secret stuff how to get directed energy explosions. So you're sending the energy of a nuclear explosion not like just a stick of dynamite, but you're directing it at the ship.

The strategic framework of START is the doctrine of deterrence, which holds that each of the two former superpowers must be able to destroy the other after suffering a first strike. If the US can defend itself against nuclear attack, the Russians argue, their retaliatory capacity will be eroded and deterrence undone.

Russia worries that its nuclear tipped missiles, based largely in static locations, might be destroyed on the ground by a preemptive strike by long range US missiles, and its retaliatory punch weakened by US ballistic missile defense. Though it can paint no scenario in which this would ever occur, it not only drags its heels on further arms reduction talks, but insists on keeping a thousand or so of its strategic nuclear weapons on launch within minutes alert status.