retaliate

The moment you start retaliating or seeking revenge is the same moment you give up control of your life.

While I'm the older one, she is definitely more aggressive, so I always held back what I thought for fear of her retaliating.

One difficult but essential thing to remember is to refuse to let other people's bad manners goad you into retaliating in kind.

It has a certain binding force and a ruthless, overlapping and retaliating system.

Mr. Mandelson denied attempting to weaken the existing mechanisms for retaliating against dumping and unfair subsidies by other countries.

Retaliating against China via trade sanctions would recklessly spread the existing currency war into the trade realm.

Some argue this leads to more leaking of sensitive information than elsewhere, whether by workers or retaliating executives.

My happiness is the most wonderful and most brutal retaliating for you.

The administration will begin retaliating in six weeks if EC policies remain unchanged.

It doesn't matter even if you haven't find a good man. you live happily. you struggle to stand out. it's also the best retaliating for him.

Simply retaliating is not conducive to relations with China, which is a major trade partner.

I remember the government retaliating with protests, riots leading to aggression and disturbance of peace.

We overreact because being human, we feel like retaliating, and it gets worse and worse and worse.

My happiness is the biggest retaliating for him.

What's him? He's not qualified for you at all. is he deserve your spending all your life retaliating him?

Argentina maintains that China is retaliating for trade restrictions imposed by Buenos Aires on manufactured imports last year.

threatening, humiliating or beating up a witness or his close relative or retaliating against either of them;

practicing admirable restraint by not retaliating directly against Pakistan

A tentative study on problems about crime of retaliating against a witness