Examples of using Ostensible in English and their translations into Greek
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periods occur in which the warring classes balance each other so nearly that the state power as ostensible mediator acquires, for the moment, a certain degree
nothing but the absurdity of the ostensible motives of their occupations could have prevented this combination from carrying on schemes big with hazard to the peace of the world.
This crisis has produced many ostensible reforms, but as the litany of police killings has shown, none have addressed
periods occur in which the warring classes balance each other so nearly that the state power as ostensible mediator acquires, for the moment, a certain degree
to use ostensible employment with their organisations as a vehicle for gaining access to conflict regions,
However, despite the ostensible'harshness' of the island,
The Western powers are fully aware of this fact, then why do they choose to support the same Arab autocrats that have nurtured extremism and terrorism when the ostensible and professed goal of the Western policymakers is to curb Islamic radicalism and militancy?
injured in the Gaza Strip during recurrent and ostensible‘ceasefire' periods since 2005, after Israel's unilateral‘disengagement' from the Gaza Strip.
He was hardly an unambiguous figure, but was opposed to Negrin's ostensible plan to fight to the bitter end, even as many people in his cabinet were already getting passports
as it's a place with a patriarchal structure, even when a woman is the ostensible head of state.
has been touted for years for its ostensible powers to prolong life
this regime is rationalized through the invention of an arsenal of theories and excuses with ostensible references to Nature,
expropriated due to real, and not ostensible, needs, so that the owners can receive payment.
however, periods occur in which the warring classes balance each other so nearly that the state power, as ostensible mediator, acquires, for the moment, a certain degree of independence of both.
The capitalist system long ago lost the capacity to realize its ostensible historic comparative advantage
More and more regular employment relationships are being ousted by ostensible self-employment, which is why we urgently need the situation to be analysed
Led by Britain, the ostensible“special” US ally,
Indeed, Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdoğan- despite his ostensible support for the rebels- remained silent on the events in Aleppo,
with a strong emphasis on the ostensible role of Jews in inter-national finance.
Libya and Tunisia under ostensible British, Italian