He called for similar caution in retaliating against Iraqi attacks.

The way the Culture will see it, they'll con- firm their own moral superiority over us by not retaliating.

"It is of the utmost importance that we do not allow a deadline to pass without retaliating strongly.

Who who who gets the best who no but you shouldn't do that's why there's so many accidents with people retaliating.

Nationalists were encouraged to violate the law and hoist the flag without resisting arrest or retaliating against police.

Dutra and his gang start retaliating against Loren for keeping them away from Abby.

This repetitive nature affords competitors the possibility of retaliating for "bad behaviour" (defection) in previous rounds of the game.

He brought a lawsuit under Title IX accusing the Birmingham school board of improperly retaliating against him.

Lawyers for Majesty Cruise Line, the company that employed the waiters, denied retaliating and said the lawsuit was the result of a misunderstanding.

The settlement gives computer makers greater freedom to feature rival software on their machines and prohibits Microsoft from retaliating against those who choose non-Microsoft products.

They have not been told of the reason for the delay, but their worst fear is that the Chinese are retaliating for a report critical of orphanage conditions released two weeks ago.

On two occasions he is attacked by a man who is to become his owner, John Tibeats, and finds himself unable to resist retaliating, for which he suffers great reprisals.

The city report, based on an eight-month investigation, reached similar conclusions to those in a state report issued on Tuesday - that officers, retaliating for unrest among the inmates, had used excessive force.

The court upheld a 1994 Kentucky law that prevents H.M.O.'s from limiting the pool of doctors or from retaliating against doctors who recommend too many treatments or complain about working conditions.

Outcast of Redwall 97 Retaliating, Folrig and Ruddle got Sunflash in a double headlock between them, shouting, "Drown 'im quick afore he scares the young 'uns!"

After Israel refrained from retaliating against Iraqi missile attacks, thereby sparing the coalition possibly fatal strains, Mr. Bush no doubt owes greater deference to the wishes of the Shamir Government.

In March, a student was caught while trying to climb into the high school through a window with a semiautomatic machine pistol, bent on retaliating against another student he had argued with the previous night, the police said.

Hints of Retaliation Mr. Webb said no one accused Champion employees of doing it, but there were dark hints at retaliating by pouring some damaging material in a lake up the river from the mill.

The Yankees insisted that the bad blood with the Baltimore Orioles no longer existed, that they had no intention of retaliating for the pitch Armando Benitez hit Tino Martinez with last month.

But even lawyers who prepared critiques of the department's guide to mutual funds did not want to make their complaints public, fearing, they said, that they would appear unsympathetic to consumers and that they would rile regulators into retaliating.

Brent Redstone refused, the suit says, while Shari agreed, and in exchange her father gave her a revocable trust agreement that would allow her to change her mind and subsequently favored her, while retaliating against her brother.

The Faculty Council accuses the administration and the Board of Visitors of undermining the faculty's elected representatives by forging ties with individual professors, of barring faculty leaders from public meetings, and of retaliating against those who speak up.

The Bush administration issued a guarded expression of concern about Israel's killing of the new Gaza Strip leader of Hamas on Saturday, saying that it "strongly urges" Israel to exercise restraint in retaliating for Palestinian attacks at a particularly delicate moment.

If you use this on the Americans, they will retaliate.

I think this is to retaliate for her, but maybe not.

Administration officials said they had no idea whether or how China might retaliate.

It was now possible, at least in thought, to retaliate.

But then we would have to race back out again before it could retaliate.

It was all she needed to give her a chance to retaliate.

He goes on to say that America has not retaliated against anyone yet.

Instead, you retaliated like a 2-year old and took your ball away.

However, they were more likely to retaliate and with greater force when the loss was large.

And so he retaliated with several signs of his own.

Do I want any of my players retaliating like that?

Instead she chose the only means available to her to retaliate.

"They think that if Iraq does retaliate, this is where it will hit."

However, the humans retaliate and find a way to break the mind control.

At this point, it should not be hard for one to see that Sun would retaliate.

No one seems ever to have had the wit to retaliate.

"We have to stop the precedent of not being able to retaliate."

"Now that we have the power to retaliate, they want peace?"

It would have gone worse for Mother if he had retaliated.

The commission also found that he and at least two others had been retaliated against.

"If America attacks us, we will do everything in our power to retaliate."

And if it tried, Israel would be able to use its full military weight to retaliate.

There was a policy that "we will retaliate for every attack on our people."

And I think we all have a good idea that he'll retaliate in some fashion.

However, Israel did not retaliate and no further action was taken from either sides since.