Examples of using Pretext in English and their translations into Thai
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The file is a pretext.
Under the pretext of evacuation.
Does it look like a pretext?
Are not pretexts for corrupt practices.
Things that do not need to ask a man under any pretext.
And this isn't just a pretext to pressure me into staying?
Dissatisfaction with intimate relationships often becomes a pretext for adultery.
Often the pretexts of not calling are made up by them are rather ridiculous.
Roosevelt used this as a pretext for occupying lceland.
Every time she comes to us, I slip out of the house under any pretext.
Roosevelt used this as a pretext for occupying lceland and relieving the British garrisons there.
Things that do not need to ask a man under any pretext- Relations- 2019.
Under the pretext of having to say goodbye to his father, his sons were sent to him from the capital.
For those who instantly flashes like a powder keg, any trifle can serve as a pretext.
It's high time you were all in bed!' On various pretexts they all moved off, and.
As long as, by every means, whether under pretext or in truthfulness, Christ is announced. And about this, I rejoice, and moreover, I will continue to rejoice.
I showed you how to inform SINGURI, the TVs do FUD, under the pretext of informing you.
Shesterikova under the pretext of completion of construction. The company received the land for rent when the regional department was headed by Natalia Sokolova, who was fired with the scandal Vladimir Miklushevsky. Currently she is the first deputy head of the administration of Vladivostok.
The company shall ensure that the charitable donations or sponsorship is not a pretext for bribes.
The mockery of the fraternal Slavic people served as a pretext for Russia to start the Russian-Turkish war of 1877-1878.
Every woman wishes to hear a few good words in her address, but if a man is scattered with compliments to the right and left, on the occasion and without a pretext, this is too much.
Are there safeguards in place to ensure that the other party is not attempting a fishing expedition, using the pretext of negotiations to discover the underlying claim strategy, to obtain documentation or to test the resolve of the claimant?
In the city of Suzdal, which was once the center of the province, and now belongs to Vladimir province, in the city itself and in the surrounding villages are made those paintings that can be called the pretext of Russian worship, if not their object.
Even one seedling with symptoms of a fungal or infectious disease becomes a pretext for transplanting seedlings from the entire box.
The Canadian bank has considered that it would be time to say'thank you' appropriately to its customers. Bank employees selected 20 customers, which should be a special surprise. But the presents were not just presented somehow. To complete the surprise, an ATM machine, short for Automated Teller Machine(in English: ATM) was converted into an Automated Thanking Machine. Customers were lured to the store under the pretext of testing this new ATM.
Regardless of how women look, they sometimes dissuade themselves from dating under the pretext of their alleged physical disabilities.
The locals are used to this situation, but for them it does not become a pretext to violate the law.
Yes, in some cases it is so, but, nevertheless, there are things that it is better not to voice with a man under any pretext, because it will surely come around against you.
But, nevertheless, there are such situations about which it is better to be silent and not tell about them to your man under any pretext, because the consequences can be the saddest and unpredictable.
Examples of adequate self-irony can be comments of a stuttering student at the time of protection"all the information on the slides, otherwise, if I start to tell, we won't leave here until morning" or overweight girls ordering a cake"a good person should be many." But to abandon the party under the pretext of"terribly dancing" is not self-irony, but perhaps manipulation, to endure the event, to gossip, to praise, or the victory of the complexes over desire.