Примеры использования Become a pretext на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This circumstance might have become a pretext for exerting pressure.
In this context, we support the statement of the German Minister for Foreign Affairs regarding the need to encourage dialogue between civilizations to replace conflicts and rivalry, in order to build a world of tolerance and cooperation and so that slogans of pluralism anddemocracy may not themselves become a pretext for cultural hegemony.
This reform must not become a pretext for another round of budget cuts.
The priest, of course, if he serves God, and not a different agency,will not become a pretext for a fight.
Such violations have become a pretext for various other forms of discrimination.
Most importantly, environmental issues should not become a pretext for protectionism.
Terrorist acts may become a pretext for the implementation of their own scenario of further developments.".
Donor countries should remember that development aid cannot become a pretext for uncalled-for influence.
That conflict should have become a pretext for deep reassessment of all global processes that relate not only to Russia and the USA but also to a role of Ukraine in them?, the MP said.
On the other hand,the general need for some limitations can easily become a pretext for imposing arbitrary, discriminatory or overly broad restrictions.
Above all, the rule of law should not become a pretext for interference in the internal affairs of States and the application of political pressures by certain parties which shed crocodile tears over human rights while their hands were stained with the blood of innocents.
The global economic situation certainly remains fragile, butthe financial crisis should not become a pretext for reducing official development assistance ODA.
We should not allow the global economic slowdown to become a pretext for building walls around ourselves through protectionism or erecting barriers to the movement of people, services and capital.
While it is of special importance to enhance the effectiveness of the Council's work,we believe that that should not become a pretext for inhibiting the expansion of its membership.
Counter-terrorism measures must not become a pretext for any country to interfere in the internal affairs of another, and the measures taken to combat terrorism must be in line with the principles set out in the Charter of the United Nations.
In that process, however,I would caution that the events of the past two years should not become a pretext for moving from social development to social engineering.
Recalling that the General Assembly itself had stressed that the reform effort should not become a pretext for further budget cuts, and that for most of the last decade the United Nations had operated in a zero-growth environment, he expressed the hope that the General Assembly would not reduce the overall level of the budget.
The Minister warned that the maintenance and promotion of identities and the protection of cultural andcivilizational traditions must not become a pretext for ultra-nationalism and exclusion.
The initiative by the Government of the United States of America to grant refugee status to some of the Meskhetians from Krasnodar Krai had become a pretext for the Russian authorities not to take measures to improve their situation or fulfil the recommendations of the Committee, but the initiative should not be allowed to replace regularization of the Mezkhetians' status in Russia.
Pakistan had made significant contributions to fighting international terrorism but, at the same time,believed that that mission should not become a pretext for oppression, occupation and injustice.
Reference to the predominant historical role of one particular religion can easily become a pretext for a discriminatory treatment of the adherents to other religions or beliefs.
Several developed countries have proposed putting these two items on the future agenda of WTO,though a number of developing countries fear that these issues could become a pretext for protectionist measures by industrialized countries.
Naturally, necessity could be invoked for reasons other than the protection of essential interests and thereby become a pretext for non-compliance with international obligations or for infringement of the rights of another State.
The differences in the historical heritage of all countries, their cultural traditions, social and political structure, value systems andpaths of development must not become a pretext for interference in the internal affairs of another State.
Internal conflicts within regional indigenous political groups and between indigenous peoples and Bengali settlers have become a pretext for the continued military stronghold on the region and the delayed implementation of the Accord.
In this regard, the legitimate concern for the members of ethnic minorities in the other country, for the Serbs in Croatia andthe Croats in Serbia, must never become a pretext for turning them into a tool serving the achievement of particular goals of the state of their mother nation.
In this specific case the open address became a pretext for studying the international experience in the sphere", the RA NA response concluded.
On territories occupied by the Soviet Union in 1939-1941, the claim of communist collaboration became a pretext for German motivated pogroms.
He also said the previous Russian military exercise in the Caucasus in 2008,which in its scale were much smaller, became a pretext for the war.
In the lyrics,Farmer says she is seduced by her lover's IQ-'Q.I.' in French- and this acronym becomes a pretext for many equivocal puns, some of them are similar to the ones in the song"Con c'est con ces conséquences", written by Serge Gainsbourg for Jane Birkin.