Examples of using Any pretext in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Any pretext, go on a march.
He drags them out at any pretext, doesn't he?
Every time she comes to us, I slip out of the house under any pretext.
Since ancient ephemeral for any pretext devised by them, gave a letter of divorce to their wives.
Elections should not be stopped under any pretext.
Those of you who do work for Dafa, especially,shouldn't use any pretexts to conceal your not reading the books or studying the Fa.
Guards, confine her to her room,… and do not allow her to leave under any pretext!
Meet with the principal anddiscuss the school's policy(which can not under any pretext deny the child's enrollment) and what actions to take by virtue of some sudden manifestation due to HIV.
But I don't want the maids going into that house on any pretext whatsoever.
The order permitsthe Israeli security forces to arrest freed prisoners on any pretext however marginal or insignificant, without furnishing any explanation and to return them to jail until they have completed their original sentence.
Now courtesy demands that I ask for something that I could freely take, without any pretext.
In particular I succeeded in concluding with Italy the Treaty ofFriendship ofwhich absolutely prohibited the resort, under any pretext whatsoever, to force of arms, substituting for force and pressure the conciliation and arbitration on which civilized nations have based international order.
We will deal with any official who wants to allow women inside stadiums under any pretext.
More significantly, despite the recent consummation of the multibillion-dollar defense agreement,the U.S. administration uses any pretext to condemn Israel, employing unprecedentedly harsh language, which starkly contrasts with the deference it conveys to the Iranian terrorist state.
His advisers appear to have convinced him to maintain a relatively low profile andavoid providing the press with any pretext to demonize him.
During the 8-year period, imposition of any sanctions at any level and under any pretexts(including the repeated and fabricated pretexts on terrorism and human rights) by any of the negotiating countries will be considered as violation of the JCPOA and the government is responsible to take the necessary measures based on the paragraph 3 of the parliament's approval and stop the activities based on the JCPOA.
No created being, in mankind or in spirit world, can pretend to be God orstand in God's own position to replace God by any means or by any pretext.
Millions of people participated in the formulation of an unwritten instruction:We will not give the hated regime any pretext to present the revolution as the work of non-Egyptian elements.
We are fundamentally opposed to the threats by the US administration to initiate a military conflict against Iraq orany other country in the world under any pretext.
The source added that the hostile behavior of Erdogan's regime appears clearly through the Turkish expansionist ambitions in the Syrian territories,and it couldn't be justified under any pretext, and what the Turkish regime claims regarding the security of the borders is refuted by this regime's ignorance of Adana Agreement.
In my desire to maintain peace I had, following the example of a great country in Europe on the eve of the Great War,caused my troops to withdraw thirty kilometers so as to remove any pretext of provocation.
Throughout the eight-year period,any imposition of sanctions at any level and under any pretext(including repetitive and fabricated pretexts of terrorism and human rights) on the part of any of the countries involved in the negotiations will constitute a violation of the JCPOA and the[Iranian] government would be obligated to take the necessary action as per Clause 3 of the Majlis bill and stop its activities committed under the JCPOA.
We cannot conceivably accept the oppression, persecution or killing of innocent people because of their religion, nationality or skin color, for people are born free and it is forbidden to violate their right to life orto treat them with disrespect, under any pretext.
But in military action, Israel is much stronger[than we are]and it will exploit[any military operations on our part] as a pretext not[to comply with its commitments].”.
Most of the West's policy towards them is summed up today in besmirching their name- as individuals, as peoples, and as regimes-[by accusing them of]terrorism and extremism, and any other pretext in order to attack them, to deny them the products of science and knowledge, to continue to occupy their lands, to plunder their treasures, and to treat them unequally in international circles.
In January 1964, and in the absence of any other information, Macleod now editor of The Spectator, used the pretext of a review of a book by Randolph Churchill to publicise his own different and very detailed version of the leadership election.
For the immediate cancelation of all demolition decrees against Palestinian families under any and all pretexts.
As soon as any measure which was likely to be rapidly effective was proposed, various pretexts were devised in order to postpone even consideration of the measure.
