For some, Tuesday's attack marks a single reprisal for more than a decade of attacks that have gone unavenged. |
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You see that I have no need to hide my name out of shame or some revolting paltry yellow-bellied fear of reprisal from my employers. |
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We have the best political system in the world because it allows us to voice our criticisms without fear of reprisal. |
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He was driven to use reprisal raids, the razzias that had traditionally formed part of warfare in North Africa. |
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Looting the tawdry possessions of the African villagers was both a reprisal and a reward. |
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The threat of a reprisal strike was broadcast by the country's state-run radio, and monitored in Beijing. |
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Sometimes overzealousness, greed, avarice, or fear of reprisal can affect human judgment. |
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The attack was allegedly meant to serve as a reprisal for American participation in Operation Restore Hope in Somalia. |
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In reprisal, French forces had destroyed the country's civilian and military fleets and had left dozens dead and thousands wounded. |
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That being the case, the Act of initiating a reprisal should be subject to summary conviction fines. |
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Then reprisal killings took over in the midnight hours of March 7 2010 attacking three rural communities. |
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He said that his mother was killed in reprisal for his mujahideen activities. |
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In reprisal, more than a thousand Muslims were killed, while the police stood by. |
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The Officer also found that the employer had terminated the employee in reprisal for exercising his rights under the Act. |
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Had the author reported these crimes to the authorities, his children would have been killed in reprisal. |
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The Tribunal may also consider ordering disciplinary action against those who have engaged in reprisal. |
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I submit there are few who vote out of fear of reprisal or even due to direct orders. |
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He also finds an opportunity for killing Claudius almost unpremeditatedly, spontaneously, as an act of reprisal for all that Claudius has done. |
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The more one retaliates against suicide bombings, the more it legitimizes suicide bombing as a method of terrorist attack, of reprisal. |
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Second are migrant workers from western Kenya, who have been chased out of their homes by reprisal attacks. |
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Do they feel that they can blow the whistle on colleagues or managers who are non-privacy compliant without fear of reprisal? |
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It is critical that people exercising their right to complain can do so without fear of recrimination or reprisal. |
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Liz and her family have been forced into hiding because of reprisal attacks and threats from the families of the men. |
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Leaders need to create an atmosphere that enables workers to come forward without fear of reprisal. |
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Should farmers who have said they fear reprisal should they have fear or is the government going through an honest process? |
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All workers should know how and where to report, without fear of reprisal or criticism. |
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Workers shall be able to communicate openly with management regarding working conditions without threat of reprisal, intimidation or harassment. |
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Drivers should also be free from fear of reprisal if they need to stop driving once they have reached the legal maximum. |
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Reporting abuse is a problem for elders, families, friends, and health care and social service providers because of a fear of reprisal. |
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The Company will not permit any reprisal, retaliation or disciplinary action to be taken against anyone for raising a concern in good faith. |
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They must be made to feel they can discuss incidents of abuse without fear of reprisal. |
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Although she knew one of the men involved in the assault, Amina did not go to the police as she feared reprisal attacks. |
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If you do not react for fear of reprisal, the aggressor will continue victimizing people. |
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Declining to use his real name out of fear of reprisal, Ibrahim describes a dark and gruesome odyssey. |
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In the military, Congress has finally recognized the rights of gays to serve openly and proudly without fear of reprisal. |
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Paul showed me the pathetic Porsche and then described his plan of reprisal. |
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What was originally intended as a reprisal against the stuffy, airless academicism of government-approved filmmaking is now becoming mired in its own set of cliches. |
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Meanwhile, the boy and his family live in constant fear of a reprisal. |
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Form our perspective, initiating a reprisal against a whistleblower is a very serious wrongdoing that should include a sanction over and above normal internal disciplinary action. |
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The almost universal view among Irish nationalists was that the killings were a deliberate reprisal against unarmed civilians for the assassinations of the intelligence officers earlier in the day. |
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This deportation order was originally issued in 1941, as a reprisal for the 800 German civilians in Iran being deported and interned. |
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Civilians could continue to be targeted by the LRA in reprisal attacks. |
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For example, the United States Constitution of 1787 specifically authorized Congress to issue letters of marque and reprisal. |
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The Muslims have the right to attack America in reprisal. |
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Mackenzie convinced himself that the ship was an East India Company ship that should be seized in reprisal for the Annandale. |
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It's been more than 10 years since the current government promised, during an election campaign, that it would introduce legislation protecting workers who blow the whistle on wrongdoing from reprisal. |
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Simple sabotage is carried out in such a way as to involve a minimum danger of injury, detection, and reprisal. |
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A student with a bad grade can wreak vengeance without fear of reprisal. |
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A whistle-blower can also report a complaint of retaliation or reprisal. |
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This might be viewed simply as a reprisal for Saudi participation in the US-led bombing campaign against Isis, but Isis has also been seeking to extend the current conflict in Syria and Iraq into Saudi territory. |
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As well, I firmly believe in legislating robust whistleblowing protection to ensure that those who expose corruption and wrongdoing are protected from reprisal. |
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He did not want to give his real name for fear of reprisal. |
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To this list should be added the factor raised in this decision, namely that no element of the program can amount to a reprisal under employment standards legislation. |
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In reprisal, the Seleka were conducting raids. |
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However the majority refuse to speak out for fear of reprisal. |
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Measures of reprisal against prisoners of war are prohibited. |
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Where he or she acts without malice, and without misstating the facts, a union officer may exercise the right to free speech on matters of interest and concern to the union without fear of reprisal or discipline. |
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Among others, it has recently threatened an American NGO as well as the French contingent of MINURSO 'as a reprisal for the support France gives to the position of Morocco. |
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Cabral also ordered his ships to bombard Calicut for an entire day in reprisal for the violation of the agreement. |
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This attack will be opened by an annihilating reprisal for English attacks on the Ruhr Basin. |
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The right to make official complaints, without reprisal, to an independent board which is composed of nonpsychiatric personnel, lawyers and lay people. |
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Months later, a dozen Bete villagers were killed in reprisal. |
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General Emilio Mola immediately had two Basque leaders slain in reprisal. |
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Another important challenge is the impact that the military operations have had on the civilian population, including as a result of the reprisal tactics by FDLR and LRA against innocent civilians. |
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Land of great lords and noble families, the manor house suffered historic unrest which resulted in it being burnt in reprisal during the Holy League War. |
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The SLA commander maintained that the attack was undertaken in reprisal for an earlier attack perpetrated by Government soldiers in Timotiri and Turba. |
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In this case, where the public record could be inspected by the Philippine Ministry, which might act in reprisal against the living torture victims, caution was exercised. |
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In May 1690, Saint-Castin, followed by his faithful Amerindian warriors, joined Commandant Portneuf's expedition against Casco, one of the three sites besieged by the French in reprisal for the massacre of Lachine. |
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The Executive Vice-President, Legal Affairs will assist the Audit Committee in protecting the whistle blowers from reprisal of any kind for making the complaint. |
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Attacking later and somewhere else a territory that presumably is the aggressors' operations base is, at best, an armed attack in reprisal, if not a pure and simple aggression, forbidden by international law. |
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The Committee is particularly disturbed at reports of serious acts of violence targeting members of particular ethnic groups in reprisal for attacks on security forces, including the October 2001 incident in Benue State. |
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From 1994 onwards rebel movements were created in response to the failed coming into being of democracy and the army actions undertaken in reprisal to killings by Hutu civilians. |
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In reprisal, army officers began the coup. |
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He also addresses enforcement mechanisms, rejecting the usefulness of retorsion, reprisal, and sanctions in favor of an international compliance control mechanism. |
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In reprisal, William sent Gospatric to raid Scotland through Cumbria. |
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Timbuktu has been the scene of reprisal attacks by black Malians against Arab and Tuareg residents accused of supporting the Al-Qaeda-linked Islamist rebels. |
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In 1053 Edward ordered the assassination of the south Welsh prince Rhys ap Rhydderch in reprisal for a raid on England, and Rhys's head was delivered to him. |
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Notes that the only universally effective mechanism for ensuring compliance with international law remains the traditional system of retorsion and reprisal. |
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It is also true that in my case any reprisal will be followed by oblivion. |
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In January 1923 the whole Ruhrgebiet was occupied as a reprisal after Germany failed to fulfill World War I reparation payments as agreed in the Versailles Treaty. |
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Reprisal attacks of terror bombing had the potential to cause quicker capitulation but the effect on morale was uncertain. |
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Reprisal attacks of terror bombing had the potential to cause quicker capitulation, but the effect on morale was uncertain. |
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