Eksempler på bruk av Any pretext på Engelsk og deres oversettelse til Norsk
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Use any pretext to invite her, Sor Juana.
It means an order from here not to jerk under any pretext.
This circumstance are unscrupulous sellers, under any pretext, and even challenging the transaction by returning, but significantly smaller amount to the buyer.
Every time she comes to us,I slip out of the house under any pretext.
This is what prevents Russia, Iran and Syria from giving the US,Israel and Europe any pretext for triggering a war, at the cost of looking weak in front of the world.
For you who are of God, take note once and for all that no brother without the permission of an elder can baptize,and no woman, under any pretext, can baptize.
But Roosevelt, urged on by Jewry, was already quite resolved to go to war and annihilate National Socialism, andhe had no need of any pretexts.
If we can in good faith forget some sins committed in the past, especially far back,we should not under any pretext omit confessing certain sins, especially those that give great access to satan over our lives.
They reveal the quintessence of the last seven years at the White House- to hold the armed forces in check, andavoid becoming involved in the Near East under any pretext.
Just as I would suspect in the uncleanness of the breeder who, under any pretext, refuses to show all the litter.
Zoroastrianism is the first religion that has taken a doctrinal and political stand on the subject of human rights and has condemned limitations orcurtailment of those rights under any pretext.".
But, nevertheless, there are such situations about which it is better to be silent andnot tell about them to your man under any pretext, because the consequences can be the saddest and unpredictable.
He attempted to reconcile Eleanor and Louis, confirming the legality of their marriage. He proclaimed that no word could be spoken against it, andthat it might not be dissolved under any pretext.
A creature can hijack under any pretext(usually Allied or friendly) a group of people, for the subsequent application of deep emotional wounds the most naive team members, application of which will be produced individually in secret from other members.
But when I came to think the matter over my conscience reproached me bitterly for having on any pretext allowed him to go out of my sight.
Eugene did not, as Eleanor had hoped, grant an annulment. Instead, he attempted to reconcile Eleanor and Louis, confirming the legality of their marriage. He proclaimed that no word could be spoken against it, andthat it might not be dissolved under any pretext.
Yes, in some cases it is so, but, nevertheless,there are things that it is better not to voice with a man under any pretext, because it will surely come around against you.
It evolved as a reaction to the secret article in the Treaty of Hünkâr İskelesi(Unkiar Skelessi), created in 1833, in which the Ottoman Empire guaranteed exclusive use of the straits to Ottoman and Imperial Russian warships in the case of a general war,allowing no'foreign vessels of war to enter therein under any pretext whatsoever.
Here the proletariat must take care: 1 that by sharp practices local authorities and government commissioners do not, under any pretext whatsoever, exclude any section of workers;
Moscow answered this proposition with the assertions that this would be a provocation, that no preparatory defensive work should be undertaken at the borders, andthat the Germans were not to be given any pretext for the initiation of military action against us.
The prospect of the liberation of Idlib(had no deal been made)- followed by the elimination of ISIS's occupation of any territory in the Levant- would have invalidated any pretext for US forces to stay and continue occupying Syria.
