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which various governments use as a pretext for committing crimes against civil liberties.
The lofty goals proclaimed by the authors of the directive will be used as a pretext for the establishment of a database.
However, this cannot be a pretext for putting the textile industry of several Member States, such as Portugal, at risk.
If reform becomes a pretext for not adopting important decisions for Europe,
The first part is a pretext for arbitrary abuse of citizen's rights,
Seeking a pretext for military action, the Joint Chiefs approved
Perhaps this is a way out for Turkey, a pretext for Turkey to treat Mr Öcalan as it wishes, or whoever else it arrests?
However, the report should not be used as a pretext for the harmonisation of criminal law in the EU.
We have the impression that this cooperation is becoming a pretext for an Intergovernmental Conference that is not able to resolve the major issues before it.
On the contrary, this supposed simplification is a pretext for reinforcing the supranational dimension of the European Union.
In consequence of the Pokémon games as a pretext for a collectible card game,
Mr Narjes.-(DE) The Commission intends to take this question as a pretext for reminding the French authorities once again that they still owe us a reply.
The agreements must not be a pretext for continuing to pillage the natural resources of developing countries.
the European Parliament has always insisted that this directive must not form a pretext for dangerous deregulation
Nevertheless, this must not be allowed to become a pretext for setting up market barriers and anticompetitive measures.
It seems to be a pretext for the centre-left to attack the right-wing, conservative government of Prime Minister Orban.
Social policy considerations should not be used as a pretext for further integration within what are separate areas of cooperation.
In paragraph 10, the European Council is warned'against the temptation to use subsidiarity as a pretext for the renationalisation of Community policies.
In this context you also use the new term'human security' as a pretext for preventive wars.
The need to boost agricultural output should certainly not be used as a pretext for a general EU-wide endorsement of GM technology by the back door.