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Übersetzung für 'Retaliation' von Englisch nach Deutsch

retaliation

Vergeltung {f}

Gegenschlag {m}

Heimzahlung {f}

Vergeltungs­maßnahme {f}

Vergeltungs­schlag {m}mil.

Vergeltungs­maßnahmen {pl}

Wiedervergeltung {f}

Retaliation {f} [veraltet]

Werbung

retaliation [football]

Nachtreten {n} [Fußballjargon]sports

retaliation [an attack on a player in return for a similar attack]

Nachschlagen {n} [Tritt oder Schlag eines Spielers]sports

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in retaliation {adv}

zur Vergeltung

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to suffer retaliation

unter Vergeltungs­maßnahmen leiden

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customer retaliation

Vergeltungs­verhalten {n} (von Kunden) [Unzufriedenheitsartikulation, „Kundenrache“]econ.sociol.

retaliation campaign

Rachefeldzug {m}

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G.I. Joe: Retaliation [Jon Chu]

G.I. Joe: Die AbrechnungfilmF

• Retaliation {f} [veraltet] = retaliation

• Government Accountability Office (GAO) conducted a study on the United States Department of Justice response to FBI whistleblower retaliation and cited Turner's case in their report.
• Proctor has run into some instances where he has appeared to assume the responsibility of retaliation for the Yankees.
• Massive retaliation works on the same principles as mutual assured destruction (MAD), with the important caveat that even a minor conventional attack on a nuclear state could conceivably result in all-out nuclear retaliation.
• This model gave the basis for the massive retaliation nuclear doctrine.
• Potter" cleared the way for federal workers who experience retaliation after filing age discrimination complaints to sue for damages.

• The incident at Nahr Bareighit itself, believed to have been a Lebanese retaliation for the two separate incidents at Snubarah Square in Beirut's Bi'r al-'Abd suburb and Maarakeh, might have, according to Wallace, sparked the Israeli retaliation at Zrarieh the following day.
• The exact reason for the Italian retaliation against Podhum has never been established.
• Sanford represented former Columbia Business School faculty member Enrichetta Ravina in a retaliation and gender case against her mentor Professor Geert Bekaert and Columbia University, who were both found liable for retaliation, winning the plaintiff $1.25 million in damages.
• The Court determined that Title VII's mixed motive discrimination did not apply to retaliation claims, and therefore "Gross v.
• The Criminal Antitrust Anti-Retaliation Act of 2013 (...) is a bill that would protect whistleblowers who report violations of United States antitrust law.

• The big downside of people's war is that the whole people then become subject to retaliation (p. ...
• In the event of a nuclear first strike being detected, the defending nation launches command missiles, which command retaliation from friendly units.
• Does that also imply a prohibition on retaliation against someone who complains of such discrimination?
• ICWPA doesn't prohibit employment-related retaliation and it provides no mechanism, such as access to a court or administrative body, for challenging retaliation that may occur as a result of having made a disclosure.
• The Seventh Circuit has held that in a mixed motives retaliation case, the plaintiff is not entitled to declaratory relief, injunctive relief, or attorneys fees because retaliation is not listed in the mixed motives provision of the 1991 Civil Rights Act.

• From the Polish viewpoint of that time these actions were deemed to be retaliation for the anti-Polish crimes against humanity committed by the UPA.The immediate reason of this retaliation was the massacre committed by UPA the day before in the village Wiązownica.