Examples of using The pretext of in English and their translations into Dutch
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Unfortunately, numerous right-wing governments have abandoned their policies combating the gender gap, under the pretext of the recession.
we evacuated under the pretext of a chemical spill, but… that won't last much longer.
I was interned at Ville Evrard then, under the pretext of war, at Montdevergues, near Avignon.
our cultural Aramean heritage is being suppressed under the pretext of"political activities.
Equally appalling, however, was the war started by the US Administration, under the pretext of combating terrorism.
She used the pretext of wartime industry to interfere in Kuzan's affairs while she was stationed there during the war.
Under the pretext of another exhibition they will be replaced in 1957 by massive buildings.
These groups mainly target people in lower-income categories on the pretext of employment as waitresses,
They are calling for close police and judicial cooperation on the pretext of terrorism.
On the pretext of'streamlining', the text calls for a reduction of the productive capacities of these countries.
This time they do not have the pretext of released'political prisoners',
Now, under the pretext of improving external controls, the proposal is to move towards'communitization'. This is to make another mistake.
A programme which makes, under the pretext of harmonizing agricultural
PT The pretext of combating terrorism is now in place and a vast and complex mechanism to limit freedoms continues to be developed and established.
She used the pretext of wartime industry to interfere in Kuzan's affairs while she was stationed there during the war.
Their children were forced to deny the heritage of their forefathers under the pretext of"education.
They indeed disrupt the improvements and improvers, under the pretext of supporting these enhancers.
To dangle before man's eyes the powers which mediumnity gives, under the pretext of philanthropy, would seem rather perverse, would it not?
But… that won't last much longer. So far, it's eating into barely populated swampland, which, you know, we evacuated under the pretext of a chemical spill.