Examples of using A pretext in English and their translations into Chinese
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The protection of citizens should not be used as a pretext to undermine the sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity of States.
This, in turn, increases the risk that terrorism will be used as a pretext for self-defence, for the protection of countries and the maintenance of their own sovereignty.
Lack of funding should not be used as a pretext for not implementing those resolutions that are very important to developing countries.
Using the fight against terrorism as a pretext, many developed countries had instituted restrictive immigration policies and draconian measures against refugees and asylum-seekers.
The heat and the manual work had even given him a pretext for reverting to shorts and an open shirt in the evenings.
The idol, he said today,"is a pretext to place oneself at the center of reality, in the adoration of the work of one's hands".
The upset about the broken cookie or the wrong color socks is just a pretext, and it's love and connection that he really needs.
The author claims that this was only a pretext, and that his lawyer was in possession of all required documents.
In that case, the US military will use International Law as a pretext to seek cooperation with ASEAN and Russia to contain China.
But this can never be made a pretext for demanding the weakening or liquidation of the Party's leadership.
By offering a pretext for the protectionism of developed countries,“the feeling of sustainable development is that it serves capitalism perfectly”.
The Chinese Communist Party might, using national security as a pretext, revive legislation in Hong Kong similar to Article 23.
It called for abstaining from using the universality of human rights as a pretext to interfere in the States' internal affairs and undermine their national sovereignty.
Universal jurisdiction cannot be used as a pretext to disparage and discredit the integrity, values and legality of different legal systems.
Thus the privacy of the alleged victims was never at risk and was a pretext for violating the important safeguard of justice that a public trial provides.
Cuba shares the concern of other States that the incident was a pretext to test anti-satellite systems or other weapons against space objects.
Israel, using its security concerns and other administrative measures as a pretext, had attacked UNRWA vehicles, thereby violating United Nations conventions.
According to the court," it gave a pretext to challenge the evidence collected" and resulted in the red tape in the consideration of this criminal case by the courts;
The heat and the manual work had even given him a pretext for reverting to shorts and an open shirt in the evenings.
The upset about the broken cookie or the wrong color socks is just a pretext, and it's love and connection that he really needs.