Examples of using Pretext in English and their translations into Slovak
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Do not register on sites that pretext to offer you passes so as to steal your account.
Or does it perhaps become a pretext for pride, so that I expect the community to do things my way?”.
Although he considers sleep a pretext for the intensification of work on the acquisition of spiritual knowledge.
Under the pretext of solidarity, surrogate motherhood exposes women to physical exploitation
While the pretext is being put forward that this company will benefit small
However, it must be ensured that this is not used as a pretext for reducing the public contribution.
The EESC identifies innovation as being a critical part of sustainable competitiveness based on the pretext that sustainability is a process
sustainable element of our obligation to reduce our energy consumption, and not as a pretext for increasing consumption;
should not be used as a pretext for rejecting commercially less attractive consumers.
Much more it is his intention to disgrace and excommunicate those who, under the pretext of indulgence, use contrivance to do damage to holy love and truth.
Assange again denied the allegations, claiming that they were only a pretext for US extradition.
We will also take away from the Chamber, with the introduction of the new republican constitution, the right of interpellation in regard to governmental measures, under the pretext that political secrets must be preserved.
Poor uneducated people are an easy prey for these money-grubbing faith peddlers who enjoy tax exemption under a“public utility” pretext.
I say yes to renewables, but not as a pretext for extending the powers of the European Union.
Russia and China are vilified by US functionaries for opposing any pretext for a NATO invasion of Syria.
The adverse economic climate we face at the moment should not be used as an alibi or pretext for failing to strengthen it still further.
Environmentalists, on the other hand, consider the catastrophic scenarios presented by the foresters, detailing the liquidation of healthy Tatra forests, to be a pretext for another intensive harvest.
The creation of points of single contact(PSCs) for service companies in all the Member States is a pretext for speeding up the implementation of the anti-labour directive,
I might add that in no case should it be allowed to serve as a pretext which might threaten the principle of subsidiarity.
In writing.-(FR) Under the pretext of reinforcing the operational capacities of Eurojust in the fight against various forms of crime, this proposal's main objective is to pander to the obsession with political correctness of proponents of the thought police.