Examples of using Pretext in English and their translations into German
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You will have to try to find some pretext.
CIA stages gas attack pretext for Syria escalation.
Allow no strangers to enter your home under any pretext.
Now you use this pretext conflict argument to disqualify her.
I could increase his commission, under some pretext of success.
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Where laws can be broken under the pretext of the general rescue, there is no constitution.
God knows those of you who slip away on some pretext.
Much the same is true of Israel's pretext for its latest crime.
The pretext for the relaunch is the exhibition in Wrocław under the curatorship of Alessandro Mendini.
Ernst is having said that there should be pretext to eliminate the Marxists.
Under the pretext of"fun race", the very popular but demanding team event Run& Bike took place on the Heidenberg for the 11th time.
I have a bad feeling that, in the end, those reasons are more a pretext than real reasons.
At the heart of downtown Thonon, Le Pretext welcomes you with warmth and friendliness for a coffee break.
I get that we're in slow-down mode but I'm not gonna, like,meet your parents under the pretext of the gay friend.
The POSA has been used regularly as a pretext for anti-union action by the Mugabe regime.
The pretext of the war against terrorism is used to cover particular interests and massive personal interrelations with the economy.
Since when, Mr President,has radical Islamic terrorism required a pretext for committing its horrendous attacks?
Under the pretext of merely collecting and relaying information, online platforms employ various means to obtain interpretational power over users.
The West, so the argument goes,has to be careful to avoid providing any pretext to vilify the Iranian opposition.
Here economic arguments have to serve as a pretext for political despair, a policy which is all too common these days.
The publication by Paul McCarthy(*1945 in Salt Lake City)is a new edition of Chocolate Factory: Pretext, which has been expanded by 128 pages.
The simplification of the law is here only a pretext for Parliament, which is in reality only seeking to assert its usual claims.
However, here andthere okryty schools were soon transformed in Russian-speaking under the pretext of absence of the qualified teachers.
With reference to the weapons of mass destruction which provided the pretext for the 2003 invasion of Iraq and which were never found, he went on record as saying.
If people look back not start around you andperceive the effects of a headless destruction under the pretext of improving“living standards”….
Liberalism is not the virtuous face of capitalism under pretext which the word liberalism is in phonetic assonance with the word freedom.
Since he is one who loves, helives his life totally in the responsibility of this love and does not take freedom as a pretext to act arbitrarily and egoistically.
A community cannot develop its own source of richness under pretext which it would come to condemn the current system.
Live as free men, yet without using your freedom as a pretext for evil; but live as servants of God.
However, whistleblowers today are punished by judges under the pretext of Swiss bank or official secrecy!