Sentence examples for pretext of this from inspiring English sources

Now to have the entire pretext of this war being called into question, that makes it all worse".

"All over Europe people are being forced by national governments and the EU to suffer the most extreme neoliberal policies under the pretext of solving this crisis," she said.

The pretext of the State Department was that it feared that Nazi spies might be hiding among the refugees.

Under the pretext of the crises, there has also been a significant erosion of core labour rights.

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This is on the pretext of health and safety.

This show makes no pretext of being comprehensive.

They intend to come and establish themselves in this region under the pretext of a lack of security here.

This was on the pretext of restoring Edward Balliol, son of John Balliol, to the Scottish throne, thus starting the Second War of Independence.

In this way, under the pretext of being tough on crime, state governments can fatten their coffers and fill the jail cells of their corporate benefactors.

Would this principle also not apply to the pretext of W.M.D.'s in Iraq?