Sentence examples for be another pretext from inspiring English sources

"This poses a serious challenge for our foreign policy, and it could be another pretext or justification for delaying Polish accession to the European Union".

Now you might say that this famous correspondence is just another pretext, or curatorial armature, for a show.

"This illustrates that the nuclear case is just another pretext for trying to keep us down," said Aziz Shah Mohammadi, an expert formerly connected with Iran's National Security Council, which, together with Ayatollah Khamenei, maps out Iran's nuclear policy.

His characters floated through life, from impulse to impulse, and everything was eventually revealed as a pretext: the search was a pretext for being together, and being together was another kind of pretext, something that shaped their lives and gave them a kind of meaning.

To China's rulers, the Syrian sanctions resolution appeared to be a pretext for another U.S.-led military excursion.

Global recession should not be a pretext for global repression.

Russia has repeatedly accused Georgia of breaking the ceasefire agreement: that could be one pretext.

US Secretary of State John Kerry said security concerns should not be a "pretext" for slowing elections.

We don't want sports to be a pretext for more cement foundations in the city.

"Content can be the pretext for conversation, and because of that – we're going after a very big opportunity here.

She doesn't even file insurance claims, fearing that might be a pretext for prosecution.