Sentence examples for no pretext for from inspiring English sources

"There has been completely no pretext for that," he said.

As Abu Musab al-Zarqawi wrote in his famous memo, where there is democracy, there is no pretext for murder.

"We are going to really jam Qaddafi over this, but there is no pretext for regime change," the Saudi official said.

In the administration of a government pledged to do equal and exact justice to all men there should be no pretext for anxiety touching the protection of the freedmen in their rights or their security in the enjoyment of their privileges under the Constitution and its amendments.

2.29pm from Rahman: Currently we have 34 names doc attacked 3.48pm from Nita Clarke [responsible for co-ordinating No 10 links with unions, discusses if union-sponsored MPs are loyal]: I am working hard behind the scenes to keep the unions out of all this turmoil and want no pretext for them saying we are fingering them.

"If there are no pretexts for intervention, imaginary ones are created," he said in remarks shown repeatedly in Belarus.

When it comes to social policy, genetics provides no worthy pretext for neglecting the disadvantaged, as geneticist and child development expert Sandra Scarr has pointed out.

There's a man involved, of course, but he's no more than a pretext for the women's rivalry, which packs Freudian subtext galore, starting, with the phallic symbolism of pistols.

Others have been less concerned about providing a pretext for "no". They have simply given the refugees a cold shoulder or, worse, dehumanizing treatment in efforts to discourage any from entering their borders even if to merely transit to more welcoming countries.

The activist said police used arrest warrants for two men who no longer lived there as pretext for the raid.

In the words of Sir Jeremy Greenstock, Britain's envoy at the UN, "There will be no reason why Iraq cannot import a full range of civilian goods, and Iraq will have no pretext to blame the UN for the suffering of the Iraqi people.