Sentence examples for the pretexts of from inspiring English sources
The descriptions of the attacks were similar and according to the CPS "were allegedly conducted on the pretexts of either a medical examination or punishment for misbehaviour".
The pretext of it all is, how can this happen?
This is on the pretext of health and safety.
Traditionally, oversizing of the generator was used, under the pretext of mitigating voltage sag.
After a moment, he slipped off again, under the pretext of putting the children to bed.
It said the action had been taken under the "pretext" of the chemical strike.
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.
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.
