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Furthermore, Article 51(6) explicitly provides that 'Attacks against the civilian population or civilians by way of reprisal are prohibited'.

"They'll be ambushed and harried at every turn, and by way of reprisal they'll destroy every village they can take.

In February 1703, Philip V issued a decree, by way of reprisal, to confiscate all the silver that had come with the treasure fleet belonging to the English and Dutch, totalling four million pesos.

Laughlin claimed the figure was quite a bit higher, and by way of reprisal he promised to reproduce in his "auto-bug-offery" a letter from Tennessee Williams that proved - well, nothing to do with royalty figures, suffice to say.

And now also the other Parlements, at length opening their mouths, begin to join; some of them, as at Grenoble and at Rennes, with portentous emphasis,--threatening, by way of reprisal, to interdict the very Tax-gatherer.

By way of reprisal, Admiral Dupetit-Thouars announced the annexation of the Kingdom of Pōmare on the 6 November 1843 and set up the governor Armand Joseph Bruat there as the chief of the new colony.

In 1490 Henry VII of England, by way of reprisal against Wood, fitted out three privateers under Stephen Bull; but after a running fight from the Forth to the Tay, Bull and his three ships were captured by Wood.

And accordingly they treat it, as if, in the present age, this were an agreed point, among all people of discernment; and nothing remained, but to set it up as a principal subject of mirth and ridicule, as it were by way of reprisals, for its having so long interrupted the pleasures of the world.

In reprisal, 24 have been killed over the past three years.

People were shot in reprisal and it made no difference.

Do you know of any action the Bureau has taken in reprisal?

According to one estimate 5000 people were killed in reprisals.

In reprisal, over 380 prisoners were executed the next day.

The abbot and several monks were shot in reprisal before the war's end.

White settlers and miners took five Indians hostage in reprisal.

"Those ships were destroyed in reprisal for the loss of our cities.

Men kill for revenge, in reprisal for what has happened or might happen.

The Israeli government took no action today in reprisal for Thursday's attack.

The Muslims have the right to attack America in reprisal."

After that, in reprisal, about 300 Muslim prisoners were killed by firing squad.

The following day, four imprisoned anti-Treaty leaders were executed in reprisal.

Five houses and a creamery were burned in reprisal by British forces.

Up to 21 Sunni mosques were attacked in reprisals for the bombing.

So far, the bombers have been successful, with at least 138 people killed in reprisal attacks and counterattacks.

In reprisal, gunmen assassinated several of his aides, including a former state attorney general.

Furthermore, the Polish government in reprisal deprived their parents custody of the teenagers.

However, Republicans continued to attack elected representatives in reprisal for executions of their men.

The sergeant received an unfavorable evaluation report in reprisal for the complaint.

Civilians killed in reprisals during the Soviet partisan war account for a major part of the huge toll.

Several other thousand hostages were executed during the following weeks in reprisals against the insurgents' attacks.

Towns were stripped of their charters in reprisal, and turned into villages.

The chain of command also removed the soldier in reprisal for her protected communications.

British troops burned several businesses and homes in the town in reprisal.