It was on the pretext of such accusations that Mr. Ouattara's candidacy was disqualified by the supreme court in 2000, leading to Mr. Gbagbo's victory.
Reached by phone, Caselli confirms the details of her alleged attack, which she says occurred after being invited aboard by a friend of the prince's on the pretext of getting help promoting her children's book.
This was on the pretext of restoring Edward Balliol, son of John Balliol, to the Scottish throne, thus starting the Second War of Independence.
Other supply chains were getting unwittingly caught up in huge human rights issues, such as illegal land grabbing for tourism development and the intimidation of activists, which were being done on the pretext of national security".
The conspirators appear to have kept silent about their plans before September 11th, but to have boasted carelessly about their gruesome triumph after the event.Most of the people detained so far are being held on the pretext of "immigration concerns", after initial questioning suggested that they might know something useful.
Trafficking is prevalent on the pretext of child marriage when children are in reality sent out for work.
What information the govt. does have is withheld on the pretext of security.
Charging that the South Korean military alert was ordered "on the pretext of what is happening abroad," the statement said that South Korea's military leaders were actually "discussing measures regarding the North Korean military situation".
In a context of administrative decentralization, it is often surprising that local solutions are suppressed on the pretext of maintaining implementation fidelity at the national level.
"For years, our people are being killed and their houses are being destroyed under the pretext of the war on terror".
