Examples of using Cynically in English and their translations into German
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Iran is cynically violating the international commitments to which it signed up.
It is a power that he has abused cynically and he is now trying to cheat democracy.
I come to you seeking, advice, an orientation and I met a perverse technocrat cynically reeling off horrors.
China and Russia are very cynically blocking our efforts in the United Nations.
Cynically, for Robert Bachmann's name the files show under the rubric of"discharges” for 11 July 1942 the entry"released.”.
It is directed against security forces cynically and brutally fighting a part of their own population.
They cynically exploit peace efforts by the socialists, whom they maneuver like puppets.
In any case,this has been said more plausibly but also more cynically by Mr Rosenzweig, the US Assistant Secretary involved.
This tradition is continued by the Young British Artists(YBAs) on view on the upper floor-but less respectfully and much more cynically.
The Dutch presidency, moreover, yesterday summarized the situation, cynically, as'A somewhat unenviable mission.
It seems that Hamas is cynically counting on political support for Hamas increasing again with the large number of Palestinian victims, out of victim solidarity.
PROPEGAL sprightly expedites the extinction of sharks in the ocean and cynically trivializes this fact through seemingly innocent laxness.
Opponents of fiscal stimulus cynically claim that all such efforts are bound to fail, citing as evidence US President George W. Bush's tax cuts!
It is destroying hundreds of thousands of farming jobs in the south and is cynically pushing farmers to move off the land or to immigrate.
Cynically posturing as a saviour of democracy, Wickremesinghe yesterday thanked those"who stood firm in defending the constitution and ensuring the triumph of democracy.
But they would either not see or be cynically indifferent to the problems of stagflation that would inevitably follow.
The play is actually a comedy, which has as its themethe passage of time, youth and idealism, cynically thwarted by old age and experience.
Further exploitation of nature for example for bypass roads is now cynically justified with the allegation that there would be already care for each frog, but that in the meanwhile man would remain on the track.
Compared to 2008-2009, when policymakers had ample space to act, monetary and fiscal authorities are running out of policy bullets or,more cynically, policy rabbits to pull out of their hats.
We laugh cynically when the dying man is told by a cock on the third crow that he is a traitor like St Peter and no longer wants to know Jesus at the moment of danger.
Russia's political class has ample grounds to be slyly and cynically proud of the system they invented- it guarantees the result it wants.
These studies cynically make no attempt to balance up the whole picture, and it is a scandal that somebody who claims to represent all of his voters only looks at one side of the argument.
Last week, three Macron advisers-Philippe Aghion,Philippe Martin and Jean Pisani-Ferry-had cynically proposed an attempt to improve Macron's image in a memo that was partially leaked to the press.
As you declared so cynically, globalisation is a game in which there are winners and losers, but we cannot say that to the people, so we are sometimes required to take tactical measures.
Even though all working-class organizations in China had been decapitated,the CI leadership cynically denied that there had been a defeat and began to raise the call for soviets.
While cynically decrying Wall Street"greed," the Republicans and Democrats came to the rescue with their near-trillion dollar subsidy in tax dollars to compensate for the losses of the banking and financial looters.
As an excuse for breaking with the ICL over these questions,a minority of the group cynically accused the ICL of“centrism” and“chauvinism” when the bombing against Afghanistan began in October 2001 International Internal Bulletin No. 54.
It calls for a reinforcement of US-EU-NATOoccupation forces with'additional combat troops' and cynically demands that these be'unrestricted by national caveats', meaning that they should act as occupation forces overtly and without any pretext.
But laws whichare not enforced equally by all 15 Member States will be cynically ignored by those who seek financial gain at any cost and will generate a sense of injustice and eventually hostility in all those who play by the rules.
While a relatively small business, military, and political elite misgoverned Thailand-often cynically, and sometimes incompetently- others in Asia, with more selfless and competent public servants, succeeded in finding their competitive niche in the modern world.