I do not fear retribution.

The officer seemed to be afraid of their revenge.

At the same time, Iran has effective means of retaliation.

The Egyptian team left the Games on 7 September, stating they feared reprisals.

Change without vengeance which did not mean without considering the past, just without retribution.

The threat of retaliation that underpins its strategic effectiveness remains implicit and hypothetical.

Pakistan in response had protested and vowed to consider all possible options of retaliation.

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Sudan bore the brunt of US retaliation, when President Bill Clinton ordered the bombing of an apparently harmless pharmaceutical factory near Khartoum as retaliation for an Osama bin Laden sponsored terrorist attack.

Is it more personal, an act of vengeance by a son against the man who attempted to assassinate his father?

The day such decisions are made for fear of reprisal is the day our freedom ends.

Finally, a reputation for offensive capability and a declared policy that keeps open the means of retaliation can help to reinforce deterrence. Of course, non state actors are harder to deter, so improved defenses such as pre emption and human intelligence become important in such cases.

The resulting hesitancy of those in charge gave rise to procedures both international and national that facilitated fantasies of vindication and return.

While the rule of law does not necessarily satisfy everyone s sense of justice, it does stop the cycle of violent retribution.

Finally, a reputation for offensive capability and a declared policy that keeps open the means of retaliation can help to reinforce deterrence.

According to official sources, a multitude of immigrant families took their children out of classes, fearing retaliation or possible arrests.

And by that I accepted the legal restrictions, forcing my country to abolish this kind of quite cruel repay.

As the Party uses nationalist sentiment to keep China unified, these sentiments have become fiercer, and the political leadership is increasingly held hostage to nationalist opinion in formulating China s foreign policy towards Japan.

The pen, at last mightier than the sword, became a weapon of glorious retribution, wielded with style.

As a result, Japanese increasingly fear China s rise and possible future retribution for their country s wartime aggressions.

Fokus has continued publishing investigative pieces, but in some cases they refrain from naming the perpetrators, for fear of retaliation.

In South Africa, indeed around the world, we are raised on a strict diet of justice as retribution.

They are attracting wider support than they should in part because of fear of retaliation against UN peacekeepers and humanitarian workers.

Here, at long last, was Poland s long awaited popular uprising, revenge for December 1980, when Jaruzelski declared martial law, banned Solidarity, and threw its leaders in jail.

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

Cardinal Dziwisz of Cracow argued that there could be no place in Poland for retribution, revenge, lack of respect for human dignity, and reckless accusations.

8. Strongly urges all Afghan groups to refrain from acts of reprisal, to respect human rights and to adhere to their obligations under international humanitarian law

The type of justice South Africa practiced, what I call restorative justice is, unlike retribution, not basically concerned with punishment, it is not fundamentally punitive.

Education would continue to stagnate, and Arab societies, which are divided across sectarian, tribal, and regional lines, would experience rising levels of retribution and violence.

These are crimes so treacherous that any right minded Russian patriot can only thirst to see such a person subjected to the supreme measure of national retribution.

Having this mixture helps ensure that if technological developments render one leg vulnerable, the others can still threaten sufficient retaliation.

Sadly, in many places in the world, it seems that men and women have not advanced beyond the biblical admonition of an eye for an eye in their yearning for retribution.

If the state gives up its right to blood its right to put criminals to death, people may go back to blood feuds. It's wrong to confuse the notion of judicial mistakes with that of fair retribution.

On December 22, 1942, Adolf Hitler signed the order approving the production of the A 4 as a vengeance weapon and the group developed it to target London.

We were so panicked, we are afraid there will be revenge, 29 year old Dominggu Badii, who lives near the hospital and witnessed the injured being hurried in, tells TIME.

After the disastrous month of September, when terrorist attacks and retaliation contributed to storm clouds over the global economy, November demonstrated the resilience of globalization.

The violence began in the northern Nigerian city of Maiduguri during a protest by Muslims against the cartoons, with the Christian Association of Nigeria reporting at least 50 Christians killed. Reprisals were swift, and at least 50 Muslims were killed in three days of violence in the southeastern (predominantly Christian) cities of Onitsha and Enugu.

Before Clinton, President Ronald Reagan ordered the bombing of Tripoli and Benghazi in Libya in 1986 in retaliation for the bombing of a German disco in which several Americans were killed.

India's Prime Minister, A. B. Vajpayee, justified that deed as part of the retaliation meted out by outraged Hindus against the Muslim terrorists who had incinerated 58 Hindus on a train to Godhra.

Reprisals were swift, and at least 50 Muslims were killed in three days of violence in the southeastern (predominantly Christian) cities of Onitsha and Enugu.

In retaliation for these offenses, Russian image board activists successfully DDoSed the website of the Safe Internet League , the watchdog organization many hold responsible for the new law.

In the measure that scientists, absorbed in their research and fascinated by technology, forget this profound teaching of the humanities, they will continue to fall prey to Bias, their implacable nemesis.

In the measure that scientists, absorbed in their research and fascinated by technology, forget this profound teaching of the humanities, they will continue to fall prey to Bias, their implacable nemesis.

Thus, when the United States Congress enacted Buy America provisions for public procurement, many US firms, such as Boeing, Caterpillar, and General Electric all fearing retaliation in their foreign markets lobbied successfully to moderate the legislation.

Indeed, Putin and Medvedev have worked in perfect tandem with respect to Georgia, cooperating and skillfully performing their different roles, with Putin cast in the lead role of the menacing god of a Russian reckoning, and Medvedev in the supporting role of a possible humanitarian peacemaker.