Examples of using A pretext in English and their translations into Czech
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Without even a pretext?
A pretext to invade Mercia and become its king.
The dig is just a pretext.
A pretext to invade Mercia and become its king.
It wasjust a pretext, Captain.
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That motorcycle was just a pretext.
See garlic as a pretext for waiting.
So the search it was just a pretext.
Using the transparency rules as a pretext, the report tries to whitewash the direct intervention of monopolies.
The whole case is just a pretext.
Singing and feeling the song is only a pretext for seeking the voice inside, which no other person will ever hear.
Those French beasts will once again use the Crusade as a pretext to slaughter Italy.
They might use it as a pretext to nullify the deal. But if you were to be incapacitated for some reason.
Russia's looking for a pretext for war.
But what shocks me most is that you're using your little brother as a pretext.
It was likely done by Wirepa himself a pretext for what is to come.
For doing nothing more than standing on a sidewalk. to lock up thousands of black men These minor violations serve as a pretext.
Investigation of this matter must not be a pretext for further persecution of the opposition.
However, I believe that, for the sake of human lives, we must find legal solutions andin this respect I sometimes have the impression that the legal quibbles are just a pretext.
Her 13-year-old brother Nikodem's Holy Communion is a pretext for the family to come together.
Previously on"Arrow"… as a pretext to introduce her Pollard-- she's using last night's disaster anti-vigilante legislation to the council.
It is insulting that the economic crisis is being used as a pretext to cut benefits to farmers.
To condemn efforts by the EU to use human rights as a pretext for exerting imperialist pressure and coercion on the people of Cuba and its government.
But if you were to be incapacitated for some reason,they might use it as a pretext to nullify the deal.
He does not have any illegal weapons of mass destruction… as a pretext to start a war. Iraqi president Saddam Hussein says… and accused the United States of using weapons.
Measures against terrorism often have fatal consequences for peace and democracy andcan be used as a pretext for promoting other interests.
It is regrettable that this resolution is being used as a pretext for safeguarding the so-called common energy policy and its objectives of liberalising the energy sector.
He does not have any illegal weapons of mass destruction… and accused the United States of using weapons… as a pretext to start a war. Iraqi president Saddam Hussein says.
The European Parliament has always insisted that this directive must not form a pretext for dangerous deregulation and liberalisation of the sector, thereby harming workers' rights.
And accused the United States of using weapons… he does not have any illegal weapons of mass destruction… as a pretext to start a war. Iraqi president Saddam Hussein says.
