Examples of using A pretext in English and their translations into Hebrew
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A pretext for discrimination.
That motorcycle was just a pretext.
A pretext to invade Mercia and become its king.
The death of Franz Ferdinand was just a pretext.
And it gives you a pretext for talking to almost anyone.
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Assassination of Franz Ferdinand was just a pretext.
A pretext for imperialist aggression and military intervention;
The terrible butchery which isbeing prepared has not even a pretext.
Others use it as a pretext to arouse pity and bring alleged advantages.
In the case of Europe,the murder of Franz Ferdinand was such a pretext.
I needed a pretext to burn the picture, and your family dysfunction became it.
The trouble is that this insight serves very often as a pretext for aggression.
The rationale of inefficiency was a pretext for the liquidation of all the largest Jewish-owned factories and businesses.
The locals are used to this situation,but for them it does not become a pretext to violate the law.
Tablada urged the White House to stop using the issue“as a pretext to impose increasingly aggressive new sanctions” against the Cuban people.
Wait, your honor, before you bang your gavel,you should know that the parking violation was just a pretext.
The stabbing operations have given Israel a pretext to kill our young men and women at checkpoints….
More recently,former President Bush used nonexistent weapons of mass destruction, as a pretext for invading Iraq.
Obviously, it was only a pretext, I knew that if accepted, I would go to his house since I live in a neighbourhood where Rafa will never come.
What other country in the world sees the armament of its rivals as a pretext for military attack?
The Syrian government has said theattack was staged to give the aggressors a pretext to launch the airstrikes following recent army victories against terrorists near Damascus.
And all of them provided wrong information about Saddam Hussein's imaginary nuclear bomb,which served as a pretext for the American invasion of Iraq.
Fred Shaw became alarmed at the rate childrenwere being labeled with a mental disorder as a pretext to be given psychotropic drugs or electroshock therapy.
Even when Joel Brand, the last emissary from the inferno,arrived with Himmler's offer of"goods for Jews," the British found a pretext to thwart every plan of action.
These plans were ready and prepared[in advance]-and all that was needed was to find a pretext to begin their immediate implementation.
Meanwhile, Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad cast doubt over the veracity of the September 11 attacks Thursday,calling it a pretext to invade Afghanistan and Iraq.
The document proposed staging terrorist attacks in and around Guantanamo Bay,to provide a pretext for military intervention in Cuba.
I have learned from observing Lieutenants Torres andParis that humans sometimes require a pretext for being intimate with one another.