Examples of using Pretexts in English and their translations into Polish
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The pretexts that support this decision are false.
He keeps bringing me up on these flimsy pretexts.
On various pretexts the Egyptians justified their treatment of the Hebrews.
Ida treats the post-Holocaust trauma andStalinism not as subjects but pretexts and background.
Let us not look for pretexts- and I stress this once again- to prolong Serbia's path to the European Union.
In order to slow down changes in the market, pretexts of nature character are often used.
The Russian side has delayed the negotiations for the 2007 autumn season under various pretexts.
I think that they are becoming more and more pretexts for settling matters which have nothing in common with ecology.
It's pretty good,a blast through the a-z of why the US has kept going back to war on flimsy pretexts, since the second world war.
The Hague treaty would globalize pretexts for lawsuits, but not the protections for civil liberties, so any local protection could be bypassed.
In this category are also females, constantly in contact with the"gorgeous Princes" andizdevaûŝiesâ over ordinary Beings, under various pretexts.
Serbia, therefore, must be part of the political map of Europe, so let us not search for pretexts to prolong Serbia's path to the European Union.
Condemnation, however, does not suffice. Efforts must be made to ward off the intolerance andhatred that hide behind religious pretexts.
Nevertheless, as long as so great a quantity of arms are incirculation as at present, new pretexts can always be found for initiating hostilities.
To 12 o'clock in the morning,under different urgent pretexts by medical part, without any written permissions, all who were going to come gathered the person about 15….
Henry came to regret Cromwell's killing andlater accused his ministers of bringing about Cromwell's downfall by"pretexts" and"false accusations.
I would find it unacceptable if certain States,under false pretexts and motivated by internal political calculation, continued to oppose it.
From the very outset, he began to use the tried and tested methods of intimidation and elimination,under a variety of pseudo-legal pretexts, of any kind of political competition.
If he avoids his duties under various pretexts,(including spiritual) or shifts them to other, then such a person is far from love and is forced to face great challenges.
It should also respect the legal and security status of the Palestinian authority, in addition to enabling the Government to implement its vital economic projects,without using pretexts such as the G areas and other examples.
Pretexts, the title of her latest exhibition, illustrates acertain nonchalant attitude to the topic. Meditation over the medium and the way of seeing are of utmost importance to the artist.
Already in their time certain differences between Constantinople and Rome had begun to appear as pretexts for disunity, even though the deplorable split between the two parts of the same Christian world was still in the distant future.
The pretexts for EU intervention, the so-called'threats' against its security, are constantly expanding, including sectors, in addition to'terrorism', such as climate change, energy security, cyberspace, regional clashes, maritime transport and even space.
A measure of the cabal's power is provided by the fact that the armed forces of several nations are deployed on phony pretexts such as“WMDs”, or“al Qaeda” conspiracy theories based on faked videos and planted‘evidence.
The most infallible and indubitable sign by which we may distinguish a heretic, a man of bad doctrine, a reprobate, from one of the predestinate, is that the heretic and the reprobate have nothing but contempt and indifference for our Blessed Lady, endeavouring by their words and examples to diminish the worship and love of her openly or hiddenly, andsometimes under specious pretexts.
They also criticize its content, which is based on“false pretexts”, and take issue with its“inescapable” and“inalienable” nature, as well as the“extreme rise in prices” and the“negative consequences” it implies.
It uses problems generated by capitalist development, such as climate change and energy questions,as new pretexts for its imperialist interventionism and to improve its position over its global imperialist competitors.
Iconography tribute Szujskich, descriptions of the event andthe Chapel of Moscow were the pretexts of a number of demands made by the following representatives of the Romanov dynasty rulers of the Republic in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.
Some British colonial era historians of Burmese history(Arthur Phayre,GE Harvey) outright downplay the aforementioned reasons as"pretexts", and have suggested that the primary cause of the war was Alaungpaya's desire to restore Bayinnaung's empire, which included Siam.
The current proposal is to increase tax on diesel in line with tax on unleaded petrol, the pretexts being a desire to protect the environment and an alleged need to combat'taxation tourism'- by which we mean ordinary people taking advantage of competition!