Sentence examples for create a pretext from inspiring English sources
They are doing this to create a pretext for international interference".
"Russia has been working hard to create a pretext for Russia to invade further," Kerry says.
They did not envision that this provision would create a pretext for throwing young black and Latino men in jail.
The super powers can create a pretext any day to claim that Iraq is not implementing resolution 1441.
Those it has arrested say that the state's own agents perpetrated the killings to create a pretext for hammering the opposition.In this section Wanted: maybe a president?
That leads some to suspect that his ultimate objective is to create a pretext for protectionism.As it is, Mr Sarkozy's carbon tax has many exemptions.
His office said Mr. Qandil left to avoid creating a "pretext" for violence.
It might even have created a pretext for the president to fire Mueller.
Local journalists have been accused of disloyalty to the war, which has inspired or created a pretext for attacks against them and their offices.
Like many others, including Politkovskaya, Litvinenko had accused the Russian President of creating a pretext for the Second Chechen War in 1999 by blowing up buildings in Moscow and then blaming Chechen separatists for the attacks.
While in Europe the Danish cartoon issue mainly served an active public debate on the limits of free speech, in Russia it created a pretext for the authorities to get rid of opponents.
