Examples of using On the pretext in English and their translations into Hungarian
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To say nothing, too, of the flouting of democratic rights- notably by disregarding the outcomes of referenda- and the sacrifice of more and more fundamental rights on the pretext of combating terrorism.
On the pretext of maintaining the privileges enjoyed by the great economic and financial interest groups-
Working women should not forget that, on the pretext of applying the euro-unifying legislation on gender equality,
underground'Solidarity' in November 1998, when the government of Mieczysław Rakowski placed the shipyard into liquidation on the pretext of poor economic results.
anti-democratic measures of the EU, which, on the pretext of fighting terrorism, restricts the fundamental personal rights and democratic freedoms of workers.
these are under very real threat from freedom-killing legislation, often on the pretext of supposedly combating racism.
out of the market on the pretext of social protection.
to raise prices on the pretext of petrol tourism.
it was certainly in consideration of the greatest benefit for the entire world that He destroyed His own family on the pretext of a curse by brahmanas.
in contrast with current practices, which, on the pretext of demographic decline,
by introducing'filtering' systems on the pretext of public safety and protection of rights.
Placing non-HIV-positive people on ART with another logo on the pretext of prevent HIV infection
We refused to take part in the final vote on a motion for a resolution which, on the pretext of controlling Berlusconi in the Italian media, promotes the more general interests of the plutocracy in order to concentrate the media at national
In April 2006, they rented the 4X4 on the pretext of going on safari in the north of the country, but strangled the driver when they reached Tivaouane,
that it is therefore unacceptable for Member States to reduce such services on the pretext of the crisis and budget cuts;
industry cannot import huge numbers of cheap foreign specialists on the pretext of there being a lack of skilled workers.
when it comes to these places, because you cannot ignore the huge international economic interests which, on the pretext of taking care, may endanger national sovereignty.
With the huge increase in financial and military aid from the United States on the pretext of fighting al-Qaeda, together with the