retaliatory violence

Over the next four days, thousands of Sikhs were killed in retaliatory violence.

"We must not meet violence with retaliatory violence," he says.

We must not surrender to the cycle of retaliatory violence these angry people would push us into.

The dispute is then fueled by a long-running cycle of retaliatory violence.

Protestant leaders said the shooting was an attempt to provoke retaliatory violence by Protestants.

If so, it wouldn't be the first time recently that a rap insult has incited retaliatory violence.

Antisemitic purges started in communist countries as a retaliatory violence.

Strikes and demonstrations spark less retaliatory violence, at least in San Salvador.

Gujarat is the most riot-prone of India's states, and some retaliatory violence was probably inevitable.

A blood feud is a feud with a cycle of retaliatory violence.

An Iraqi Army spokesman said the final toll from the retaliatory violence was 70 people killed, 40 kidnapped and 30 wounded.

Later his willingness to fight police brutality with retaliatory violence would be renewed by the Black Panthers in the 1960s.

It seemed to be one of those moments where retaliatory violence would only jeopardize Tomas's chance of survival.

Yesterday, after the absent workers returned, fresh retaliatory violence erupted at a second hostel, killing another 26 men and injuring 84.

Meanwhile, local clergyman, fearful of retaliatory violence against the families of the suspects, have begged for calm and forgiveness.

Six other employees of the Commission on Public Integrity have been killed, and the rest live in constant fear of retaliatory violence.

Apart from the danger of retaliatory violence, these families would have the most difficult time returning to "ethnically cleansed" neighborhoods and villages, even in peacetime.

On the pitch they were easy targets for unscrupulous defenders and were frequently cautioned for retaliatory violence.

He suppressed from the press reports of atrocities in Pakistan against Hindus and Sikhs to prevent retaliatory violence.

When conflicts between groups occur, they thus support one side and oppose the other, and they may join in retaliatory violence against members of rival groups.

Since 58 Hindu activists were killed on a train in February, more than 800 people - mostly Muslims - have been killed in retaliatory violence.

ISRAEL - A rat-tat-tat flare-up of retaliatory violence took the country to the verge of war.

In partial consequence, populations scarred by war wondered whether grievances were better addressed in smoke-filled rooms rather than ever escalating waves of rhetoric and retaliatory violence.

Bhatt said that on the night of 27 February 2002, Modi said that "Hindus must be allowed to carry out retaliatory violence against Muslims."

Retaliatory violence escalated dramatically, with killings, evictions and arson against Serbs, Roma (Gypsies) and other non-Albanians.