Sentence examples for duplicity on from inspiring English sources
We have had ample experience with Communist duplicity on this score in connection with the moratorium on nuclear testing.
"But, as well as destroying their arguments, this analysis exposes the prime minister's duplicity on the NHS.
The most absurd expression of this arose not out of any duplicity on his own part, but from a legal move made by the Thatcher government, which banned the broadcasting of his voice in the United Kingdom.
All were given thundering ovations from a crowd who, five days away from New Zealand's general election, were energised by articles published hours earlier by Greenwald and Snowden alleging mass surveillance in New Zealand and duplicity on the part of the prime minister, John Key.
CITING Iraq's past use of weapons of mass destruction and long record of duplicity on the issue, Mr. Tribe argued that "we're acting in a preventative mode where we're not prepared as an international community to take the risk that potential mass destruction will go uncontrolled".
The Spy Who Came in from the Cold ends with a devastating portrait of the effect of years of duplicity on agents constantly justifying acts at odds with their moral values.
They shed light on the motivations — and, in some cases, duplicity — of allies on the receiving end of American courtship and foreign aid.
From the start, she and Donald had a relationship founded not on duplicity, but on trust.
His previous books on Saddam Hussein's regime, as well as on the duplicity of Arab intellectuals who are quick to condemn the Israeli repression of Palestinians but silent about the atrocities carried out by Baghdad against the Kurds, have left him a pariah in many Arab circles.
The problem here is that conservatives like Starnes are clueless on the duplicity of their positions, so they are fine with putting a gag order on government agencies that disagree with their beliefs, but letting public entities determine what qualifies as educational is unpatriotic and unconstitutional.
For more on the duplicity of fictitious Chinese Walls, see "Developing a Sixth Sense," chapter 13 of my latest book Bonds Now! (Wiley 2009), as well as my bond investor newsletter, Forbes Tax Advantaged Investor.
