Examples of using Pretexts in English and their translations into Hebrew
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But those accusations of incivility pretty soon became pretexts for persecution.
On various pretexts the three rabbis were arrested(November 10, 1861) and incarcerated in the citadel of Warsaw.
The Palestinian Authority's security forces systematically target students andacademics under various pretexts.
But in fact, eliminating pretexts will not eliminate the causes of anti-Semitic aggression against Israel and against all Jews.
The criticisms of the Jews in both the Tanakh andthe Brit Chadasha have been used by anti-Semites as pretexts to rouse hatred against Jews.
Already soon after last year's prisoner exchange,the security services found various pretexts to start re-arresting an increasing number of the Palestinians released in exchange for Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit.
Decades of false pretexts and genuine fears, economic interests and political dogma, have come together to prevent that eventuality, while too few convincing reasons to change course were presented.
As soon as any measurewhich was likely to be rapidly effective was proposed, various pretexts were devised in order to postpone even consideration of the measure.
Considering the new sanctions and pretexts meant to prevent the transfer of fuel to Iran's oil tankers, this move could be a substantial step that will bring about the neutralization, uprooting, and bypassing of the sanctions…".
But rights cannot be decided by military victory, and a peace treaty may put an end to the current war,but not to that general warlike condition within which pretexts can always be found for a new war.
For two years now,the government has procrastinated using various pretexts, and in the meantime the Soccer Association, with government approval, is forcing hundreds of players to play on Shabbat, contrary to their faith and against the law.
Christmas and New Year are traditional times when most people feel justified to indulge in the pleasures of alcohol after a long year of pressure caused by financial, work, family, work, school,boredom, and many pretexts. or more justifications.
Since ISIS took over Mosul(June 2014),thousands of people have been executed on various pretexts, the most prominent of which is collaboration with the Iraqi security forces and government(Al-Sumaria, August 28, 2016).
Chomsky's reason for downplaying or questioning the scale of what happened in Bosnia between 1992 and 1995 is that he wishes to deny to the US and her allies- forces that he believes to be the biggest threat to world peace andprosperity- the pretexts on which he believes they base their interventions.
Obviously the Israeli Authorities, deliberately, used“illegal” pretexts to confiscate and capture more Palestinian lands and to expand the illegal settlements and outpost, also to legalize the illegal outposts, such as Amona outpost, which built on private Palestinian land.
Instead of announcing every season the design and style of research and inspirational work, they need to invest the energy,the money and the development in countless marketing pretexts and stories, price tags in red, and random“paparazzi” photographs of the presenter in brand clothes.
In meetings[with their Iranian counterparts], the Russians bring up pretexts such as technological and other issues- but under the current circumstances, and after years have passed since the date[set] for the activation of the Bushehr reactor, there is no justification for[such] delays and tardiness.
The contradiction between professions and acts was spotted by a very early critic, a priest called Las Casas,who noted that the conversion ceremonies were pretexts for separating and exterminating the unconverted, and that the converts themselves were not treated as fellow Catholics but as slaves.
Even now such things as this still occur among you, going so far as to attack each other during fellowship,intentionally seeking pretexts, getting all red in the face arguing over some little thing, neither person willing to put himself aside, each person hiding what's inside from the other, watching the other party intently and being on guard.
What pretext are they giving?
Let's go pretext him!
Israel has never considered this a pretext to bomb Cairo or Damascus.
The pretext of this war was blood revenge.
And it gives you a pretext for talking to almost anyone.
The pretext of'academic freedom of speech' is starting to sound increasingly hackneyed and hollow.
Well, pretext or not, the regulations still have to be followed.
Assassination of Franz Ferdinand was just a pretext.
He did not come on the pretext of sickness.
And yet… under what pretext can I commit high treason?
As long as, by every means, whether under pretext or in truthfulness, Christ is announced.