Sentence examples for the pretext of repatriating from inspiring English sources
Between 27 October and 1 November 1996, under the pretext of repatriating them to Rwanda, units of the [Rwandan, Burundian and Zairian rebel forces] led an unknown number of additional refugees into the Rushima ravine and executed them".
This is on the pretext of health and safety.
The main charge was that practitioners indulged in sexual debauchery under the pretext of spirituality.
A coup might be a military one, under the pretext of stopping violence escalating in Bangkok.
It gave police officers an excuse to arrest African-Americans on the pretext of intoxication.
After a moment, he slipped off again, under the pretext of putting the children to bed.
In 882, using the pretext of a holy war against the Byzantine Empire, he annexed Syria.
"Now it is Libya's turn, under the pretext of protecting civilians.
Talks about it were repeatedly called off, often on the pretext of fresh terrorist attacks.
Under the pretext of security or performance reasons, CSP may decide to block ICMP queries.
Traditionally, oversizing of the generator was used, under the pretext of mitigating voltage sag.
