There is no shame in admitting that the party made tremendous mistakes under Blair - the great shame would be to pursue the same set of politics under a false pretence of loyalty.
He would head to Gallipoli under an innocuous pretence, and quietly report back to Fisher on what was really going on.
Lee Jasper says, after speaking with her family: "The fact that Sarah had previously challenged racist and violent Metropolitan Police Officer who was later sacked leads the family to suspect that she was targeted for arrest under any pretence, as an act of retribution".
We were never planning on waving our banners and bloody trousers in the face of passing MPs, or under any pretence that we could magically change politicians' minds.
The news conference comes a week after Koubbi said Kerviel would sue SocGen for obtaining a verdict under false pretences, a criminal charge that implies a party may have concealed evidence that contradicts the final verdict.
There are, however, other avenues open to an employer who may try to sever a relationship under the pretence of "redundancy" or "performance issues", whereas in reality it is simply because their face doesn't fit.
The same players would sneak out under the pretence of a trip to the cinema, to pay yet another trip to KFC.
In response, Ma-Ma's forces seize the tower's security control room and seal the building, using its blast shields under the pretence of a security test, preventing the Judges from leaving or summoning help.
When a drug is banned, that's effectively putting it into the hands of criminal gangs who can sell a substance under the pretence that it's something else, increasing the risks to the user".
Baker may have found a worthy adversary in Jay Bulger, a novice documentary maker who visited him in South Africa under the pretence of being a reporter for Rolling Stone a decade ago.
