Examples of using A farce in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Madam President, all those who deluded themselves that the so-called elections organised on 7 November- which were a farce- would bring us closer to democracy in Burma must feel disappointed.
(EL) Yet again, a farce is being played out between the political representatives of capital
The existence of the Devil Dog was supposed to have been a farce Lord Henry created
Perhaps it would be a farce about two star-crossed lovers,
It is thanks to these craven traitors that the Jews are able to make a farce of Parliament and get their way even against the wishes of the vast majority of the British people.
In all the 32 years that I have been a practicing attorney in Detroit I have never witnessed such a farce and travesty upon justice as this thing has developed.
reforms- including the creation of an independent electoral commission- will be needed to ensure that such a farce can never be called a democratic election again.
else the constitutional system would- and now has- become a farce.
Second, let us not forget that the elections that have just taken place in Burma were really a farce, a travesty of democracy.
It seemed he would agree to changes, but the recent elections can hardly be termed anything other than a farce.
It is immeasurably important for the West to recognise these elections as a farce, because they were not free elections.
Eight days after her arrest, Ghazzawi was charged with a list of crimes- refuted by the blogging community and described as a farce.
I am therefore also extremely disappointed that the socalled Employment Summit on 7 May is actually nothing more than a farce and it should be extremely embarrassing to all of us who bear responsibility in the European Union that this summit is going under such a name.
his Front National when in 1989 Claude Autant-Lara was parachuted into this Parliament and made a farce of the opening of the institution with a lengthy and highly offensive intervention.
A farce, if you will, not unlike a modern-day fortuneteller- the only difference being that today's tarot readers(not all, but many) do not need
subjected to a judicial process which was a farce, and then behave as if we should be grateful to,
his own reasoning and the words of the rabbis will appear as a farce and a sham.
It's a farce.
This is a farce.
What a farce!