Sentence examples for external excuse from inspiring English sources
No such external excuse is at hand today.
Until the legal system catches up with their self-image, they should not blame their unpopularity on external excuses, information-age or otherwise.
They use the excuse of external pressure and discrimination, but really it's not good enough.' He is, unfortunately, taking a partial view.
Mr Mugabe could use any kind of external sanction as an excuse to declare a state of emergency and cancel next year's presidential election, which he knows he cannot win without cheating even more than usual.Funds dried up when it became apparent that much of the land was redistributed to wealthy cabinet ministers and generalsTalk in Abuja focussed on land redistribution.
Khalid felt that this was carrying the Muslim ban on alcohol a bit too far, which dealt only with the drinking of Alcohol not its external applications, and the excuse was apparently enough for Umar and the senate at Madina to be satisfied.
The abominable and damnable act in Paris had taken place: the Jew Grynszpan had shot the German vom Rath, and the external and probably very welcome excuse for carrying out and stepping up the planned measures against Jews described above had been provided.
Worse still, Osborne has already set up his next round of excuses: "The main external risks we face today are these: the slowdown in emerging markets; the possibility of further turbulence in the eurozone and the risk that instability in the Middle East will push up oil prices".
This is because processing these distractions uses up the brain's processing power, leaving no room to process either external distractions or your own internal excuses.
Many of the external threats that were long an excuse for dictatorial rule have dissipated.
Don't misunderstand; in no way do I condone or excuse objectifying women with a judgment on their external attributes.
The disciplinary commission said ABAE had offered "poor excuses for evading its responsibilities and obligations" regarding the external interference in its constitution.
