| Military defeat, captivity, and exile are the retributions for this alleged errancy. |
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| The July days and the retributions which followed aroused a burst of energy in the masses Lenin's forecast proved right in every particular. |
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| The majority of the residents of Birao fled into the bush to escape the fighting and retributions. |
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| The new financing system is based upon two pillars: contributions and retributions. |
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| Benefits are economic, social, political and psychological retributions derived from the utilization of resources. |
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| The emergence of so many retributions will increase the economic cost, which in turn may hamper the development of economic activities, including investment in the region. |
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| In order to let you benefit as much as possible from the retributions for making advance payments, we are elaborating an advance tax payment formula which will allow you to set your mind at rest. |
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| Its account of the creation of the world and of the early days of mankind, with its parade of deceptions, retributions and covenants, has been subjected to many kinds of interpretation. |
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| No retributions, no pay backs, none of that stuff. |
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| Until then, it was argued, resistance fighters could inflict little real damage on the occupiers, whose fearsome retributions would do real and lasting harm to the Serb nation. |
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| Retributions are, indeed, proportional to the managerial position, responsibility and expectations. |
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